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Improving subtitles (once again :p)
SamuelMaki:
Hi!
I hope you are still interrested improving subtitle syncing? I really like to see bigger scale than -1000 to +1000... I have also some difficulties with fast disappearing subs when watching PAL-Speeddown movies (25fps->23.98fps)... One other thing would be shadowing and color changing. Also some other tweaks related to subs quality (opaque, transparency, smoothing...) would be welcome...
SamuelMaki:
*bumb*
Atleast color options would be nice and easy to add...
Matt:
Could you explain why you want a text-based subtitle color other than white? Is there a readability need, or is it just a personal preference thing?
Do you want it per-file thing or as a global setting?
How about if this thread gets to +10 on votes, we'll do it?
SamuelMaki:
--- Quote from: Matt on April 23, 2012, 11:50:15 am ---Could you explain why you want a text-based subtitle color other than white? Is there a readability need, or is it just a personal preference thing?
Do you want it per-file thing or as a global setting?
How about if this thread gets to +10 on votes, we'll do it?
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Hence JRiver doesn´t have shadowing, the white subtitles are sometimes too hard to see, especially in quick conversations with white background... I personally prefer light yellow subtitle color, it doesn´t jump on your eyes and it can be readable almost every situation. I would like to implement it to the text-based subtitles font option, so it would show font, size and color... I really like how mpc-hc does subtitles, maybe you can take some ideas from there?
Matt:
--- Quote from: SamuelMaki on April 23, 2012, 12:57:29 pm ---Hence JRiver doesn´t have shadowing
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Text subtitles have a black border around white text. This makes the titles easy to read, even on a white background.
Are you seeing something different?
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