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26th November 2003
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 subtitle .SMI format I just tried the subtitle function, it's very handy. But some subtitles I downloaded are in *.smi format, which is not supported by BSplayer(v1.00.800). I tried to transform *.smi into *.srt (with VOBSUB's tool: Subresync), the subtitle shows but when I wanted to make "subtitle time correction", there came an "BSplayer error". After that I transformed *.smi into *.sub, this time BSplayer works fine. Hope BSplayer will support *.smi in future version, since in order to do that transforming, VOBSUB must be installed, and VOBSUB will automatically start, and so 2 same subtitles will appear. Regards, wyf.  |
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26th November 2003
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There are many subtitle convertors easy to use. But .smi format is designed only for WMP.
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27th November 2003
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Ok thanks. I tried subsync and subtitle workshop. But errors occured again when I was trying to adjust subtitle time. Maybe that's because *.smi is designed only for WMP? |
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28th November 2003
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Here is the error detail: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ BSPlayer v1.00.800, Unhandled exception at EIP: 004D2120 If you click 'Close' application will be terminated. Please report this info to the author with description what were you doing. Floating point division by zero EZeroDivide , 0x004DFFFB, 0x004E01F9, 0x004534E7, 0x0044A832, 0x77E1A2D0, 0x77DF45E5, 0x77DF5B51, 0x004E0BC4, 0x77E887E7 Bytes at EIP: D8 30 83 C4 F4 DB 3C 24 9B 8D 45 9C 50 B9 04 00 00 00 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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