easySUP/goSUP - an easy way to create BD SUP, BDN XML/PNG & DVD SUB with SRT/ASS/SUB

[ps auxw]

Originally Posted by mariner

Does it mean if the first file (23_BDN_Index.xml) has DropFrame="True" (is that the correct syntax?), then it would be correct and is equivalent to the second 23_avs.xml?

I think so, but I haven't tested it.

Using 23_avs.xml as an example, would the timecode for 3rd subtitle line be calculated using the following numbers?

frame number = "02:46:30:00"*24 = 239760
fps denominator = 1.001
fps numerator = 24

Yes. (Numbers are stored in big endian format.)

[Conspicuous57]

When I am converting a srt to BDSUP in 1080p Full Frame mode, my graphic card's fan is spinning like crazy during all the process.

My hardware temp values:


I've "CX640DX-658XTR"

CPU: Intel® Core i5-2430M 2.2 GHz 3MB Cache
LCD: 15.6" HD LED backlight 1366x768
Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce GT540M 2 GB GDDR3
HDD: 640GB
Memory: 6GB DDR3

Is that normal?

[mariner]

Originally Posted by ps auxw

Does it mean if the first file (23_BDN_Index.xml) has DropFrame="True" (is that the correct syntax?), then it would be correct and is equivalent to the second 23_avs.xml?

I think so, but I haven't tested it.

It appears bdsup2sub does not observe the DropFrame attribute of BDNXML. Time code lags by a factor of 1.001.

[Okeeffe1881]

nautilus7
Same thing and I'm looking but have not found

[Conspicuous57]

Do we have a chance to change the safezone in goSUP?

[minhjirachi]

When I using goSUP, it's said "Nothing to do". With the easySUP, it runs until step 2 and said "Error processing" and said DONE. So how to fix those problem?

[Dofin]

Originally Posted by deank

Download link: 1.3MB standalone package

Download link: 125KB executable only (if you have multiAVCHD, just put it in multiAVCHD folder)....

Before doing what you suggested, I tried to add SRT file but multiAVCHD was not working well. I tried both mt2s files. For the first one but the subs did not appeared in TMT6 and for the second one, output result was twice the original.

Standalone program did not worked for me; it stops after step 2. Although I did not have Java installed. So, I did installed both version, 32 and 64. Next time I will try it.

I then put easySUP in multiAVCHD folder and ran it. Of course, it takes longer but the final result was the one expected: file SUP created.

I extracted the SUP, use BDFix to remux and I had my movie done the way I wanted. Thanks a lot Dean, you're a Genius.

[r0lZ]

Originally Posted by deank

Click the image to download the standalone application (2.5MB):

The link is dead.
(The links to download the standalone exe and the two versions of GoSUP work fine.)

[thinredline]

Hello.
I'm trying to use this tool (easySUP) but I get an error.
I want to convert an ass file to sup.
When there are 2 lines the resulting sup looks like this:




I guess this has to do with safe zone, margin etc.?
I don't know what setting should I use.

[thinredline]

Ok, i made the software to import the video setting of the file, and it put by itself a margin of 54 and now this problem is corrected.
But, it created another one.
This:


Looks like this now in the resuting sup.



Can't I do anything to keep the ass stylisation,margins etc. EXACTLY as it is originally?

[MaistroX]

Any chance of an update to include UHD 2160p Resolution to GoSup and easySUP?

[jerrycan]

Originally Posted by MaistroX

Any chance of an update to include UHD 2160p Resolution to GoSup and easySUP?

Why would you want that? If this is for UHD rips, the BDROM white paper specifies that PGS files, even for 4K discs, are limited to 1080p. There's really no reason I know of to go to 2160p.

[jediknight]

UHD Discs needs 2160p resolution for subtitle. Is it possible to update program ? Is developer around here ?

Thanks,

[Ignatius]

UHD Discs no needs 2160p resolution for subtitle.
BD subtitles (1080p) fit perfectly.

[r0lZ]

If the player resizes the subtitles to place them where it wants them, then indeed, 1080p subtitles are sufficient. But most players require the subtitles in the right resolution, and 2160p is necessary. 2160p is also mandatory for Full-SBS and Full-TAB 3D subtitles.

[nevcairiel]

Originally Posted by Ignatius

UHD Discs no needs 2160p resolution for subtitle.
BD subtitles (1080p) fit perfectly.

Not only that, the UHD Blu-ray spec only gives you a 1080p overlay graphics plane for subtitles and expects the player to upscale this - ie. no 2160p subtitles at all.

[DeafYakuza]

I set the subtitles for 1080p and it fit perfect but if I want for 4k UHD the subtitles are to small. It doesn't fit perfectly!

The developer have to update it, definitely!

[donnje]

is it possible to save a file compatible with MuxMan? the dvd sub it is not recognized

[JimmyBarnes]

When I try I get:

"We can’t connect to the server at multiavchd.deanbg.com."

TIA