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Originally Posted by vruminga Could someone please care to explain this posibility more into details?
I tried it (makin use of notepad) but it didn't work. Maybe I'm doing something wrong?
If someone could ecplain this more with details and examples would help a lot!
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ok, let's do a small example:
- you have movie
My_Movie.avi with
2 audio tracks
- you have 2 subtitle files
My_Movie_subtitles_EN.sub and
My_Movie_subtitles_BLA.srt
Create the text file, let's say
play.bsi, description follows, than in your playlist do not insert the My_Movie.avi but the play.bsi file instead.
play.bsi file content (text only):
[Main]
NumberCDs=1
CD=1
[Movie]
;movie title as will be shown in the player
Title=My Movie name
;directory and file name of the movie
Directory=.
FName=My_Movie.avi
;audio streams descriptions (these will be shown in the audio tracks list)
AudioName1=English track
AudioName2=Second Language track
[Subtitles]
;list of subtitle files, at the left of | is the description that will be shown in subtitles list
Directory=.
Sub1=English subtitles|My_Movie_subtitles_EN.sub
Sub1=BLABLABLA|My_Movie_subtitles_BLA.srt
;font attributes
Font=238;Arial;28;0;16777215
FontColor=00ffffff
BackColor=XXXXXXXX
;subtitles position in lines from bottom of the picture
SubPos=1
;subtitles start time offset
StartTime=0
;default subtitle 0=off
DefaultSub=1
[Options]
;this will switch the display to full screen, 0=windowed
FullScreen=1
;set default resolution, some older graphic cards may have problem to display properly ; more than 800x600 on TV-out, not necessary for new cards
Resolution=800x600x32
;default audio stream
Audio=1
;default audio channels, numbers according definitions in BSPlayer (2=Stereo ... 6=SPDIF)
AudChan=6