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22nd April 2003
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 Question about the command line and subtitles Is the DefaultSub=X of the ini file available in command line ? I mean, is that possible for a movie wich contains 4 different langages to specify the one wich will be displayed but in command line ? Thanks if you know ! Chris'  |
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23rd April 2003
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Look in bsplay's "about", on the end of the text u will find this: bplay "my movie.avi" "my subtitles.txt" -fs |
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23rd April 2003
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Hi ! I already knew that ! That's not my question ! Thanks anyway, My question is to now if the DefaultSub=X is available through the command line or not ! Chris' |
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24th April 2003
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Oh! :oops: I do not understand why anybody would like to set default subtitles through writing all parameters in the command line :?: For this we have ini files. You can open subtitles through the command line, but not to set them as default. If you want some subtitles having as default without writing ini file, put them in the same directory as the movie file and give them the same name. Then they will be showed as default (MyMov.avi, MyMov.sub) Hope this answers your Q |
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24th April 2003
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Hi ! Because the thing i want to do is to automatically choose one language of a vobsub subtitle containing several languages at start of BS So ... 1/ Puting the vobsub file with same name of the movie in same dir, when playing movie, no problem, it starts with the first langage of subtitle and it displays okay the 4 langages in the menu 2/ Using bsi file with Sub1=english|vobsubfile.idx Sub2=french|vobsubfile.idx and so on Mess up the langage menu and doesnt work fine note that Sub1=english|vobsubfile.sub and so on doesnt work, it displays the langages correctly in the menu but the show subtitles option is unreachable what i want is a way to do the following : bulding the ini file like Dir : movie.avi /Subs moviesubs.idx \ moviesubs.sub / contains subtitles in 4 langages ini file ... [Subtitles] Directory=Dir/Subs Sub1=Lang1|moviesubs.idx Sub2=Lang2|moviesubs.idx Sub3=Lang3|moviesubs.idx Sub4=Lang4|moviesubs.idx DefaultSub = whatever i want, 1,2,3 or 4 Without messing menu langage titles (there must be only 4 choices and auto display at start and not "show subtitles" unreachable It looks impossible ! Thats my question, is it possible ? And then, how ? I cant succeed So that's my problem !!! |
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