Ash123
31st March 2004, 16:57
I have a movie with the corresponding .smi files. But the text that comes up is all gobbledegook i.e. weird.
Here's a sample,
<SAMI>
<HEAD>
<Title> Generated by Caption Master </Title>
<STYLE TYPE="text/css">
<!--
P {margin-left:8pt; margin-right:8pt; margin-bottom:2pt; margin-top:2pt;
text-align:; font-size:12pt; font-family:Arial, sans-serif;
font-weight:normal; color:white;}
.ENCC {Name:English; lang:en-US; SAMIType:CC;}
#STDPrn {Name:Standard Print;}
#LargePrn {Name:Large Print; font-size:20pt;}
#SmallPrn {Name:Small Print; font-size:10pt;}
-->
</STYLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<SYNC Start=37337><P Class=ENCC>
2000년 여름
<SYNC Start=39539><P Class=ENCC>
<SYNC Start=39539><P Class=ENCC>
2000년 여름<br>
우리는 그 여름이 얼마나 중요한지
<SYNC Start=42108><P Class=ENCC>
<SYNC Start=42108><P Class=ENCC>
우리는 그 여름이<br>
얼마나 중요한지
<SYNC Start=43803><P Class=ENCC>
<SYNC Start=44444><P Class=ENCC>
생각지도 못했다
<SYNC Start=46742><P Class=ENCC>
<SYNC Start=47547><P Class=ENCC>
그날까지는
What are all these symbols? It's supposed to be in English. Is there something I need to do or has somebody cocked-up the subtitles?
Here's a sample,
<SAMI>
<HEAD>
<Title> Generated by Caption Master </Title>
<STYLE TYPE="text/css">
<!--
P {margin-left:8pt; margin-right:8pt; margin-bottom:2pt; margin-top:2pt;
text-align:; font-size:12pt; font-family:Arial, sans-serif;
font-weight:normal; color:white;}
.ENCC {Name:English; lang:en-US; SAMIType:CC;}
#STDPrn {Name:Standard Print;}
#LargePrn {Name:Large Print; font-size:20pt;}
#SmallPrn {Name:Small Print; font-size:10pt;}
-->
</STYLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<SYNC Start=37337><P Class=ENCC>
2000년 여름
<SYNC Start=39539><P Class=ENCC>
<SYNC Start=39539><P Class=ENCC>
2000년 여름<br>
우리는 그 여름이 얼마나 중요한지
<SYNC Start=42108><P Class=ENCC>
<SYNC Start=42108><P Class=ENCC>
우리는 그 여름이<br>
얼마나 중요한지
<SYNC Start=43803><P Class=ENCC>
<SYNC Start=44444><P Class=ENCC>
생각지도 못했다
<SYNC Start=46742><P Class=ENCC>
<SYNC Start=47547><P Class=ENCC>
그날까지는
What are all these symbols? It's supposed to be in English. Is there something I need to do or has somebody cocked-up the subtitles?