Problem importing subs in maestro

[switch]

I´ve extracted the subs using this guide http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/mpg/dvdsubs.htm
But when I later import them in maestro it only imports sub 723-1392 (in the beginning of the movie leaving the end without subs).
Anyone have any ideas why maestro doesn´t want the 1-722 ??

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[auenf]

if you re-encoded using CCE, and forgot to change the timecode, that that will be your problem.

apart from re-encoding, there has been a util mentioned a while back on the forum(s) here that will change the timecode without reencoding.

Enf...

[switch]

I haven´t re-encoded it at all.
I ripped the subs directly from the dvd.
Maybe thats the problem ?

I also have a srt file that i converted to a stl file.
When i import the stl file in maestro i get the same problem as in the first post.

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[Matthew]

Video streams from retail DVDs have timecodes when I have extracted them.

You can set the timecode to zero in Maestro. This doesn't change the timecode in the video stream, but for the purposes of subtitle import it will ;) Chapter import will still be off though.

When ripping with subrip you can also input the timecode ;)

[switch]

I´m not sure i follow you.
How do i know the timecodes for the video stream ?

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[Matthew]

After placing the movie on the timeline there should be a number displayed in a box on the lower left of the video stream...that's the timecode. Double click on that box and change it to 00:00:00:00

[switch]

Great !!! Thanks !!!
That did it :D

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[wfn1]

as a side note, there is a much easier way of doing subs which is outlined in DVD9 to DVD5 complete backup guide by Trilight. You'll save yourself at least 10 minutes of OCR/sst conversion frustration.

[Matthew]

Originally posted by wfn1
You'll save yourself at least 10 minutes of OCR/sst conversion frustration.

I though it was more like 2 hours :P

OCR is like pulling teeth imo...