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22nd March 2006
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 problem with autoloaded russian subtitles in mkv file my PC: AMD Athlon XP 2400+ 2.0GHz, video: NV GF4MX 440 64MB the file is MKV with built-in english subtitles. videocodec is XviD Mpeg 4, DivX5 (i think it's not important) When BSPlayer auto loads my russian subtitles for MKV-file (files have same name) with (and only with) built-in subtitles (separate stream from video), subtitles appears very strange. it have no cyrillic symbols. Sometimes appers some english symbols, and the other symbols are unrecognizable something like square.. And sometimes when i'm trying to close BSPlayer or switch to built-in english subs, BSPlayer crashes with "send a report" dialog window.. When i renamed a subtitle file, and manually loaded it, i had no problems with it.  |
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22nd March 2006
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Wich splitter do you use for MKV files ? Haali (matroska pack) or Gabest ?
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23rd March 2006
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my AVIcodec determines it as Matroska Source and Matroska Splitter v. 1,0,2,6 by Gabest
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23rd March 2006
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i've installed haali splitter, and now it's much better thanks for idea |
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