Fmazzanti
23rd April 2003, 15:23
Aloha!
just a quick question regarding Maestro and subtitles. Just lemme say that I simply *love* Maestro... maybe it is not as powerful as Scenarist, but it is by far much easier to use. Just a couple of trials and you know how to author most of your material. Lovely isn't it?
Well, but life is not always easy. Actually I find it a big pain in the lower brain to rip each subtitle with SubRipper and import them one by one... mostly if you have 16+ different subtitle tracks. SO the question is: does anybody know of any way to tell subrip to rip all subtitle tracks at once? Or even better, any other program that can handle subtitles in a way Maestro understands them?
Thanks danke gracias gracies merci.
just a quick question regarding Maestro and subtitles. Just lemme say that I simply *love* Maestro... maybe it is not as powerful as Scenarist, but it is by far much easier to use. Just a couple of trials and you know how to author most of your material. Lovely isn't it?
Well, but life is not always easy. Actually I find it a big pain in the lower brain to rip each subtitle with SubRipper and import them one by one... mostly if you have 16+ different subtitle tracks. SO the question is: does anybody know of any way to tell subrip to rip all subtitle tracks at once? Or even better, any other program that can handle subtitles in a way Maestro understands them?
Thanks danke gracias gracies merci.