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@wifiextender Please, read #7 again, to use subtitles you need to choose Format with "with subtitle" then "Use Subtitle" will be active and you'll be able to check it. Show screen of full window to be sure that you use Video format with "with subtitle" mark.
@VitalD Where is this option located ? By right clicking on the file I couldn't see such name nor in the advanced options.
Duh... I see it, subtitles are only allowed for few video formats and I was trying mp4....
@wifiextender It's not an option. Just choose format of video with subtitle supporting (them marked), beneath the table of videos.
Yeah saw it, thank you. I was trying a video format which does not supports subtitles, silly me :D
@wifiextender So this issue is really same as #7 . Maybe @chamfay should add toggle near format's combobox which will filter formats and show only formats with subtitles support. It may be very useful, I think.
Yup, it's confusing since I really wanted to stop the annoying dual-booting just for movie conversion*.
@wifiextender Oh, doesn't it work with wine?
I dual boot to use the cuda cores to shorten the conversion time. Will compare curlew to xilisoft and if it offers results near to the xilisoft will wipe the windows partition.
@wifiextender Curlew is only GUI for console utilities ffmpeg/avconv and mencoder. So video acceleration should work through https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_Acceleration_API , but ffmpeg doesn't support it. Seems it supports OpenCL, with "--enable-opencl" key.
It's not a polite thing to offer a option and this option to be disabled. Other than that it's huge ignorance to close a opened issue without SOLVING it first. Whatever option I toggle, the subtitles notebook page is staying inactive. Already read https://github.com/chamfay/Curlew/issues/7 and there is no such option in Curlew 0.1.21.![5](https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/4725121/1910537/60715ada-7d19-11e3-9527-c4881d5e23e9.png)