Closed FlaTechNole21 closed 3 weeks ago
For example, I have a 1920x800 cropped video with 1920x1080p resolution PGS subs. In version 1.7.2 they render in the same location as the original 1920x1080 video
If you cut the video from the top, the subtitles will not be in their original position.
but now they're located higher up to fit in the 1920x800 window.
Yes. Because otherwise you will not see them at all. See https://github.com/Aleksoid1978/MPC-BE/issues/515.
And solution is simple: watch in fullscreen
I am watching in Fullscreen, that's the problem. It's only rendering within the video window in Fullscreen mode, but some of the subtitles should be in the black space.
I am watching in Fullscreen, that's the problem. It's only rendering within the video window in Fullscreen mode, but some of the subtitles should be in the black space.
Show a screenshot with an example when subtitles should be in a black space.
So, I found something interesting grabbing these screenshots.
v1.7.2 Screenshot taken via the Player:
v1.7.3 Screenshot taken via the Player:
v1.7.3 Screenshot taken via Print Screen (what I actually see):
I should also note my LAV Splitter subtitle settings:
I didn't see in the screenshots a reason why the subtitles had to be below the video frame.
Check in MPC-BE 1.7.3.15.
I confirmed that v1.7.3.15 fixes this issue.
As for a reason, a lot of movies design their subtitles to be there. That's also where I prefer most subtitles for 2.39/2.40 aspect ratio movies, with the exception of 3-line and/or placement specific subs.
Thanks!
Improved in commit 12448a9.
In the 1.7.3 release, PGS subtitles no longer render properly in cropped video. For example, I have a 1920x800 cropped video with 1920x1080p resolution PGS subs. In version 1.7.2 they render in the same location as the original 1920x1080 video, but now they're located higher up to fit in the 1920x800 window.