Feņiz
7th October 2002, 00:39
BSPlayer is not able to work with new tags for text style in SRT (Subrip) files. I'm talking about tags <i></i> for italic, <b></b> for bold, etc.
I was watching for a solution, and I tried to convert SRT files to SUB (MicroDVD) files, using Subrip. It works correctly, but sometimes there is a little problem: SUB files can't apply format for a half line or a few works in a line . For exaple, this SRT subtitle:
1
00:00:15,889 --> 00:00:18,687
ROBERT : <i>I'm Robert McLachlan,</i>
<i>the best director in the word.</i>
is converted to this SUB subtitle:
{397}{467}ROBERT : "I'm Robert McLachlan,"|{y:i}the best director in the word.
When using the SUB subtitle with BSPlayer, the on-screen result is:
ROBERT : "I'm Robert McLachlan,"
the best director in the word.
The problem is that SUB format can't apply text format to one or two words, but only to a complete line in a subtlitle.
Now, BSPlayer seems to be no more developped, and probably will never support SRT tags. So, anybody knows a god solution for using subtitles with formatted text without those problems?
I was watching for a solution, and I tried to convert SRT files to SUB (MicroDVD) files, using Subrip. It works correctly, but sometimes there is a little problem: SUB files can't apply format for a half line or a few works in a line . For exaple, this SRT subtitle:
1
00:00:15,889 --> 00:00:18,687
ROBERT : <i>I'm Robert McLachlan,</i>
<i>the best director in the word.</i>
is converted to this SUB subtitle:
{397}{467}ROBERT : "I'm Robert McLachlan,"|{y:i}the best director in the word.
When using the SUB subtitle with BSPlayer, the on-screen result is:
ROBERT : "I'm Robert McLachlan,"
the best director in the word.
The problem is that SUB format can't apply text format to one or two words, but only to a complete line in a subtlitle.
Now, BSPlayer seems to be no more developped, and probably will never support SRT tags. So, anybody knows a god solution for using subtitles with formatted text without those problems?