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ekway
15th June 2004, 06:14
i have read the SupRemap official site's guide,but i still don't know how to do with it,even i don't understand the interface,in the left panel,there are background,outline,text and antialias,and in the right side,there are color 0 to color 3,and in the middle,16 colors(00~~15) standing in a array.16 colors??:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: what are these mean?:confused: :confused:

Dimmer
15th June 2004, 07:55
Every PGC (e.g. movie, clip, extra, menu) has a choice of 16 24-bit colors that may be used in subpictures (subtitles). These colors are stored in corresponding IFO file. However, each subpicture screen can only use any 4 of those 16 colors. Each of these colors on a particular screen can have different opacity ranged 0 (transparent) to 15 (opaque). These 4 colors sometimes simply referred to as colors 0 to 3, and sometimes as Background, Text or Pattern, Outline or Emphasis 1, and Anti-alias or Emphasis 2. These names don't mean anything except the potential use of the colors.

By the way, this program looks like a tool for those who know exactly what they're doing; if you don't know what's this all about, you probably don't need it at all.

ekway
15th June 2004, 08:51
thanks for your reply!i want to know that does color 0 stand for background's color,and as the color 1 stands for outline's color?thanks in advanced!

Dimmer
15th June 2004, 09:35
Originally posted by ekway
i want to know that does color 0 stand for background's color,and as the color 1 stands for outline's color? In that program, color 0 is called Background, 1 - Outline, 2 - Text, 3 - Anti-alias. As I said, these names don't mean anything, and on some DVDs color 1 for example may be assigned to text and color 3 to background, or any other way. You'll just have to see for yourself.

ekway
17th June 2004, 13:59
many thanks!