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Old 2nd October 2017, 14:13   #1260  |  Link
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Originally Posted by von Suppé View Post
I haven't replaced the .jar file but just used the enhanced fork manually. Damn. Thinking I'd be sure enough.
When exporting SUP to XML_PNG, BDSup2Sub Enhanced 0.0.9 changes timecodes. My subs got out of sync. I found out that clicking the "Reset" button (FPS Target going to 23.976) was not enough to do it right (in BDSup2Sub 5.1.2 it always worked).

I reminded a way (like ages ago) to solve easySUP's 24fps bug with BDSup2Sub. After a quick test I realized that you have to tick "Change frame rate" and then set both FPS Source and FPS Target to 23.976. It somehow forces the right timecodes then and output will be in sync with input.

Strange to experience that I have to do the same now in the enhanced fork. It's absolutely tricky and something to keep a sharp eye on.
It's a well known bug of BDSup2Sub (old, new and ++ versions). I have reported it to the author of the recent fork, but he don't understand that it's really a bug, and he has rejected my request to fix it. Perhaps you will have more chance to convince him that there is indeed something totally abnormal? See this post and the following in the BDSup2Sub thread for more info.
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