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DanielSun
7th July 2003, 07:51
In the vsfilter 2.26 package:
Originally posted by Wilbert
2) There are two vsfilter.dll's in the package. Which one should I use, and what's the difference? I got the feeling this has been asked already, but I can't find the relevant thread.
The question has not been answered ,since i got the same question,i posted here.I hope it is not disturbing you .
I worte a avs file like this,when i preview it in MPC.There is no subtitles at all.What is the problem???:confused:
LoadPlugin("D:\RipTools\GORDIA~1\mpeg2dec3.dll")
LoadPlugin("D:\RipTools\GORDIA~1\VSFilter.dll")
video=mpeg2source("D:\RipTemp\test.d2v")
audio=WAVSource("D:\Riptemp\1.wav")
AudioDub(video,audio)
VobSub("D:\RipTemp\vts_01_0")
Should I check my .sub file ??But I have rebuilded it several times.
DanielSun
7th July 2003, 08:58
I finally fixed my problem.
I build the .sub file like this :
I only ripped the third chapter from the hole title of my dvd using Smart Ripper.And then I used vobsub configure to build the .sub file.
So this file can not be used .I do not know whether it is a bug of vobsub, or just my fault for doing the job like this.
But i still found another problem when using vobsub When I chosed "always load"in the second page of "directvobsub configure".
when I preview my avs file, the video size is doubled for some time.And this problem also appears when I open all the other files in my MPC or MWP player with the directvobsub auto loaded.
Animaniac
7th July 2003, 10:14
Use the regular build if you're on Win 98/Me
Use the Unicode build if you're on Win 2000/XP
Wilbert
7th July 2003, 14:10
Does that mean that Win 98/Me doesn't support Unicode?
DanielSun
7th July 2003, 17:23
To Animaniac
Thank u ,i got the point !
To Wilbert
Quite so,quite so!
Regards Daniel.
Animaniac
8th July 2003, 02:09
Originally posted by Wilbert
Does that mean that Win 98/Me doesn't support Unicode?
I think so... Gabest would be the man to ask just to be sure.
ChristianHJW
8th July 2003, 09:46
Originally posted by Wilbert
Does that mean that Win 98/Me doesn't support Unicode?
Correct, at least there is no native support, there are some tricks/libs to use to make it understand unicode. Thats also the reason why the matroska team has to offer to versions of the mkxds.dll DShow filter, as all our code is normally unicode aware and Win9X/ME doesnt handle it :( ...
Wilbert
8th July 2003, 09:51
Thanks for your explanation! Maybe Gabest could include a small readme about this?
chros
17th July 2003, 10:24
I have reg-ged the *.dll file, but MPC displays DVobSub in the Filter submenu ... If I choose the Configure command, and take a look at the About tab, it displays DirectVobsub 2.24 ...
What did I wrong ? or just Gabest didn't refresh the About tab ...
(the VobSub package is also installed on my computer)
Animaniac
17th July 2003, 12:47
Originally posted by chros
I have reg-ged the *.dll file, but MPC displays DVobSub in the Filter submenu ... If I choose the Configure command, and take a look at the About tab, it displays DirectVobsub 2.24 ...
What did I wrong ? or just Gabest didn't refresh the About tab ...
(the VobSub package is also installed on my computer)
Did you unregister/uninstall DVobSub 2.24 before registering VSFilter?
chros
21st July 2003, 08:41
Originally posted by Animaniac
Did you unregister/uninstall DVobSub 2.24 before registering VSFilter?
OK. I have tried this: I have uninstalled the VobSub package.
Then I created two files: reg.bat, unreg.bat in the directory of VSFilter :
first:I've launched the unreg.bat, then I tried with MPC: no subtitles
second:I've launched the reg.bat, then in MPC: DVobsub 2.24
So, whats going on ? What should I see on the About tab?
Ghim
21st July 2003, 11:24
You should see :
DirectVobSub 2.27
Are you sure you've got the latest version ?
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