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Originally Posted by adicoto DUe to bugs related to DirectVObSub for now maybe a good ideea is to rip the subtitles to another format and use them like that. If you accept this ideea, I recomend SubRip, a verry good tool for that. Open the subtitle. It will ask you every letter it finds in the subtitle. Be careful, don't do mistakes related to Bold\Italic, Uppercase and so. In about 5 min you will have a subtitle that can be played. |
You know, I did a brief search about SubRip after I read your post. It looks like a neat tool, but it looks like it's intended for people who have the original DVD (or the original subtitle source) with them. And they run SubRip on the DVD's *.vob files to extract the subtitles, convert them into text, and save them to a text-file. It's a little different for me. What I have are the idx/sub files, so the subtitles have already been ripped. I don't have the original subtitle source. I don't know, would SubRip be useful in this case? I didn't read anything that would indicate that.