Posted: 2/4/2012 10:08 PM
Post subject: Input display (softsubs)
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natt
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This is an encode of 415M with input display softsubbed onto it (44MB). http://www.mediafire.com/?epwp69ju01blahl The softsub track is set to default on, but could easily be set to default off so that the encode would remain vanilla except for people who wanted the subs on. The input display is not "beautiful" at all. If I develop this further, I'd switch to ASS as it gives you a lot of control over the display that SRT does not. The filesize difference is negligible: 44646KB vs 44544KB without. Is this something people are interested in?
Posted: 9/1/2012 12:34 PM
Post subject: Re: Input display (softsubs)
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natt wrote:
This is an encode of 415M with input display softsubbed onto it (44MB). http://www.mediafire.com/?epwp69ju01blahl The softsub track is set to default on, but could easily be set to default off so that the encode would remain vanilla except for people who wanted the subs on. The input display is not "beautiful" at all. If I develop this further, I'd switch to ASS as it gives you a lot of control over the display that SRT does not. The filesize difference is negligible: 44646KB vs 44544KB without. Is this something people are interested in?
I like the look of it natt, it seriously looks nice and being separated as subtitles.
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Posted: 9/1/2012 1:01 PM
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Aktan
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It looks okay, but I think it can be improved. Here are some suggestions. Moving to ASS format may help. If possible, if you could keep the position of the input buttons, that may make it more readable. For example: 
←
    S
       A
←      A
Notice how the button A is always in the same spot. If possible, using the arrow characters like ←↑↓→ instead of the current method may be helpful also.