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Subtitles correction Note: This doesn't happen with all the video files I watch. |
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This happends when the subtitle you have doesn't match the same framerate as the video file (for example, the subtitle is for 25 fps and the video file is at 23,976 fps). To resolve this problem, the best thing is to download a subtitle for the same framerate as the video file or to convert it to the desired framerate. For example, when you open a video file, on the skin, BSplayer will tell you the resolution of the video file and the framerate: 720x480 @ 25 |
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No, normally shouldn't need any corection, but it's possible that you version doesn't match the one the subtitle it's build for. For example you have AXXO version as the movie file and the PUKKA version as the subtitle.
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Seems a logical conclusion! Perhaps see this thread (for links to some free sub-utilities): http://www.bsplayer.com/forum/viewto...?p=42013#42013
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Hi again. I tried converting them to the video framerate, but they already were the same framerate! I didn't notice this before, so I didn't mention it. Now what could I do? The subtitles don't fit the video stream! |
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If the subtitle is the same framerate as the video file then there are 3 explanations: 1. The framerate is not the same (this is valid for 75 % of the subtitles). If the subtitle is in srt format, usually it's not converted correctly. I am sure it's your case from the behavoiur you describe. 2. The subtitle is not for the release you want to use (see upper post about Pukka vs Axxo) 3. The movie you have is different from the subtitle. For example, the movie you have is theatrical version and the subtitle is director's cut. So, my advice, tell us (if you prefer more privacy use PM) the movie you talk about and the subtitle file ;) |
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how to save corrected subtitles
Hi I just corrected and adjusted subtitles in BS player to fit my movie and just can't seem to find a way to save the corrections so I can burn the movie. After I am done correcting the sub the next time I try to play it on my PC it goes back all wrong? |
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To save your edited subtitle simply click on "Subtitle" at top left and then select "Save subtitle (*.srt)"... etc. Next time you play the movie BS.Player can use the subtitle as edited by you. P.S.: A subrip (.srt) subtitle-file can be loaded manually after having loaded the video-file, by a right-click followed by selection of "Load subtitles" ...etc. (Many skins also have a button for this.) However, if a subtitle-file is placed in the same folder as the movie-file and has the same name as the movie (except for the file-extension of course), you need not do so, as it will then load automatically (unless you've disabled subtitles under (rightclick >) Options > Preferences > Subtitles.
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I just downloaded BS player PRO and tried to modify and adjust subtitles, but I still can't find the "save" under Subtitles in Preferences... unless you refer to that Players Subtitle editor which I am supposed to find/download from where? thanks |
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From where did you download BS.Player Pro? And the activation of Pro-features went without problems? Subtitle editor in BS.Player-Pro can e.g. be found: (rightclick > ) Subtitles > Primary > Subtitle editor
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And what type of subtitles are we talking about? :?: :?
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Anyhow, what you did is just "time-shift" the display of the subtitles in BS.Player. Or in other words: you instructed BS.Player to display the subtitles earlier or later than the time as indicated in the subtitle-file itself. This leaves the subtitle-file itself untouched and unedited/unchanged (and therefore still out-of-sync with your movie-file). I'm not sure if BS.Player also "remembers" this delay/advance instruction for subtitles. Most likely it doesn't. You could try by selecting (if not already checked/selected): (rightclick >) Options > Preferences > General [General settings] "Remember movie settings". To edit the subtile-file itself: you need to do that with a subtitle-editor. This can be BS.Player's Pro editor or any other editor. Perhaps see this thread (click here).
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Sorry I missed your previous question. I downloaded BS pro from [link removed by BSPeter] and while installing it there were some warnings about certain codecs which were recommended to be uninstalled, but after clicking ok, the installation was fine. The player runs well. I clicked the Save of movie settings, but in my free download version the Subtitle editor doesn't open.. I will go with the advice in the thread and try Vladimir's subsync |
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You apparently didn't download from BS.Player's official download site (but from a site offering a cracked version). Therefore I removed the link posted by you. Note that such illegal versions most of the times are not the most recent versions and may also have "hidden properties" which may cause problems which cannot be explained or remedied by us. I would suggest to always download from the official site. For your purposes I think BS.Players official Free version would probably do to start with. It enables you to find out most of the features of BS.Player (and maybe convinces you in due time to purchase the Pro or Pro-Light version). Click here for BS.Player's official download pages.
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