Hello, I'm not very familiar with the inner workings of various subtitle formats, but have come across a few .sub files that have a text formatting markup in this style:
{483}{531}{y:i}* But we made it through *
(The asterisks are part of the displayed line, according to how mpv is treating this)
Jubler doesn't recognise the markup and considers it part of the line to be displayed. Saving the subtitle into srt (my primary use case, as MKV-merge doesn't support sub) in Jubler results in this:
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00:00:20,145 --> 00:00:22,147
{y:i}* But we made it through *
mpv just ignores this and displays the line with default type.
When converting with ffmpeg, the line is converted to this:
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00:00:19,320 --> 00:00:21,240
<i>* But we made it through *</i>
This displays in italics, as it does with the original sub file.
Indeed styles in MicroDVD are not supported. They could be supported though. Here the italics is obvious. What other styles are supported?
Is this list good enough?
Hello, I'm not very familiar with the inner workings of various subtitle formats, but have come across a few .sub files that have a text formatting markup in this style:
(The asterisks are part of the displayed line, according to how mpv is treating this) Jubler doesn't recognise the markup and considers it part of the line to be displayed. Saving the subtitle into srt (my primary use case, as MKV-merge doesn't support sub) in Jubler results in this:
mpv just ignores this and displays the line with default type. When converting with ffmpeg, the line is converted to this:
This displays in italics, as it does with the original sub file.