Closed Anonymous327 closed 7 months ago
I believe 'ScaledBorderAndShadow:yes' not being checked by default or included in the "Copy" settings is the culprit.
The default settings should be as universell as possible. Subtilte options are dependent on your setup (Hardsubs/Softsubs) so i can not enable any settings that changes the output file.
- Go to Output. Choose merge disabled. "Copy" will not give you the desired options.
You can enable ScaledBorderAndShadow:yes
with MKV
on copy
if the Hybrid Mode
is enable at the top.
Why this option does not work otherwise can be found here : https://github.com/hama3254/Crunchyroll-Downloader-v3.0/issues/764#issuecomment-1595774856
Good to know, thanks. Will take a look.
I believe 'ScaledBorderAndShadow:yes' not being checked by default or included in the "Copy" settings is the culprit.
The default settings should be as universell as possible. Subtilte options are dependent on your setup (Hardsubs/Softsubs) so i can not enable any settings that changes the output file.
- Go to Output. Choose merge disabled. "Copy" will not give you the desired options.
You can enable
ScaledBorderAndShadow:yes
withMKV
oncopy
if theHybrid Mode
is enable at the top. Why this option does not work otherwise can be found here : #764 (comment)
Though, would still prefer for the PlayResX/Y resolution to be whatever video resolution you choose in the settings, even though it works currently. I imagine that ScaledBorderAndShadow:yes
makes it so it doesn't matter what PlayResX/Y resolution it is.
So, for example, if you choose 1080, it'll do 1920x1080 for the PlayResX/Y, and so on and so forth. Is it possible to specify that in the script? Or is it locked to 640x360?
Describe the bug
After downloading a video with this program, the subtitles, whether soft or external, are not sized or styled properly in a media player. I believe 'ScaledBorderAndShadow:yes' not being checked by default or included in the "Copy" settings is the culprit. Moreover, it chooses the lowest PlayResX/Y resolution (640x360) automatically instead of the actual video size.
Where does the issue happen?
Screenshots VLC:
Plex:
Plex after fixing ASSA resolution:
![image](https://github.com/hama3254/Crunchyroll-Downloader-v3.0/assets/96669859/67e6a711-b3c4-4913-af52-3d4273f9b765)
Additional context For whatever reason, the subs (copy/merge disabled) always look wrong in VLC, even after doing the fixes.
Edit:
After some further investigation, I discovered that you have to: