This sup file can cause the program to export a bad XML/PNG stream.
From r0lz bug report:
BDSup2Sub++ doesn't show any warning and is supposed to handle correctly the multiple ODS. However, when it exports that stream to XML/PNG, it creates a bad stream.
For example, subtitle 2 is exported as two PNGs. The second PNG is fully transparent and therefore useless. Subtitle 3 is exported as two identical PNGs.
Furthermore, each time a single subtitle is exported as several PNGs, the entries for that PNGs are wrong in the XML.
The bad entries can be null coordinates: or they can reference PNG files that have not been created.
The resulting XML/PNG cannot be loaded correctly in any version of BDSup2Sub.
amichaeltm
commented
6 years ago
This sup file can cause the program to export a bad XML/PNG stream.
From r0lz bug report:
BDSup2Sub++ doesn't show any warning and is supposed to handle correctly the multiple ODS. However, when it exports that stream to XML/PNG, it creates a bad stream. For example, subtitle 2 is exported as two PNGs. The second PNG is fully transparent and therefore useless. Subtitle 3 is exported as two identical PNGs. Furthermore, each time a single subtitle is exported as several PNGs, the entries for that PNGs are wrong in the XML. The bad entries can be null coordinates: or they can reference PNG files that have not been created.
The resulting XML/PNG cannot be loaded correctly in any version of BDSup2Sub.
False_positives_of_multiple_ODS.zip