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carles
12th January 2003, 20:17
've found a solution but I don't know if it interests to anybody

It is very hard, but, anyway, I show to you all:

1.-Extract with your Vob2sub

2.- put correct header for Philips (create any file from Subrip and keep header that lacks in Winsubmux-vob2sub format)

3.- pass to *.srt with submax

4.- create *.son with subrip

5.- Generate Vob files with Maestro

6.- Open subrip and read vob files and extract subtitles in text mode

7.- save it as *.stl format

8.- Create film with subtitles in mAestro again, now the last time

9.- Be happy as I am know but, please, try to find some other easier way and share it as we all do.

Best regards

Ralfor
13th January 2003, 02:07
SubMax???, Subtitle Workshop (http://viplay.cs-wuzz.com/downloads/subtitleworkshop106.zip) is 1000 times better!.

carles
14th January 2003, 23:38
Workshop do not load files
Subtitle workshop does not load my Philips files. Perhaps it has a different header than Maestro generates.
Submax works fine.

I'm sure you will tell us wich is the problem as you know Workshop so deeply.

Best regards

Ralfor
15th January 2003, 07:17
Well, I once had one problem with one file, but I e-mailed it to the author and he fixed it immediately :o

carles
15th January 2003, 21:56
Thanks for your replay. I'll try it and post the solution for those interested on my subject.