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Basilik
31st May 2004, 11:37
My new plugin SubtitleEx extends Avisynth build-in Subtitle function with new features: multiline, some nice visual effects like on the attached picture.
All details on my site [LINK REMOVED BY MODERATOR]
Comments and questions are welcome!

http://mvideo.ddpp.net/images/ex_combined2.jpg

Pen-Pen
31st May 2004, 11:49
HTTP 500 - Internal server error :(

Basilik
31st May 2004, 11:58
Try now

Wilbert
31st May 2004, 13:20
If they are based on the internal filters, you should provide the sources (that holds also for DVTimeStampEx). It might be nice to integrate this code in AviSynth!

Basilik
31st May 2004, 13:33
Original code from Antialiaser class has been used but it has been heavily modified.
The DVTimeStampEx uses file manipulation engine from Avisynth code directly and my modified Antialiaser class as well.
I do not know who is the proper person to contact for the code to be integrated but we can continue the discussion about that by email (mvideo@nm.ru).

Wilbert
31st May 2004, 23:19
You should PM Sh0dan (one of the other mods of this forum) about it. But, I think he's a bit busy now.

Regardless, he will also ask/tell you to release the sources under GPL. AviSynth is GPL.

edit: corrected license

stickboy
31st May 2004, 23:40
AviSynth is licensed under the GPL, not the LGPL.

I think the extended subtitling stuff is fine as a separate plug-in.

Wilbert
31st May 2004, 23:54
@stickboy,

You are correct of course (the only thing what changed a while ago was the addendum to the GPL).

niamh
1st June 2004, 03:50
I had to try this straight away...i love it :) thank you so much basilik, for this nifty little plug-in, it works beautifully!

On a side note, maybe an example with another font would be nice, to show the actual syntax of the parameter, though it's clear enough from the explanation :)

I was(vaguely) looking for something exactly like that, and it's virtually dropped in my lap, with no effort on my part. Thanks again!!

sh0dan
3rd June 2004, 16:44
Even if it is "heavily modified" you must still comply with the GPL. Without exception.

Until you release the source your software is considered illegal, and thus you cannot promote or discuss it here.

Thread closed. You can contact be by PM, when you are in GPL compliance, and want this thread reopened.