Closed matmat closed 11 months ago
This hint is only triggered when there are Text
elements present.
Can you check if reels 1 and 4 actually have 1 empty Text element each? Note the in/out Timecodes.
Oh, my bad. You are right. The warnings are for the empty "filler" subtitle files for the first and last reel:
Reel 1:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<DCSubtitle Version="1.0">
<SubtitleID>17dd0285-f283-4d07-ac47-93b2cb2355d8</SubtitleID>
<MovieTitle> </MovieTitle>
<ReelNumber>1</ReelNumber>
<Language>English</Language>
<Subtitle SpotNumber="1" TimeIn="00:00:00:000" TimeOut="00:00:03:239" FadeUpTime="0" FadeDownTime="0">
<Text HAlign="center" VAlign="bottom" VPosition="10.00"> </Text>
</Subtitle>
</DCSubtitle>
Reel 4:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<DCSubtitle Version="1.0">
<SubtitleID>b5216e31-67de-4db7-951c-99d9d42add20</SubtitleID>
<MovieTitle> </MovieTitle>
<ReelNumber>1</ReelNumber>
<Language>English</Language>
<Subtitle SpotNumber="1" TimeIn="00:00:00:000" TimeOut="00:03:35:156" FadeUpTime="0" FadeDownTime="0">
<Text HAlign="center" VAlign="bottom" VPosition="10.00"> </Text>
</Subtitle>
</DCSubtitle>
Reel 2 and 3 have only Image
elements, no Text
elements.
Still somewhat confusing with the hint issued for the empty filler subs, but probably not worht the trouble doing things differently.
Feel free to close this.
Probably it should not?
Now it is a bit confusing. But I guess it should be possible to mix PNG and xml subtitle (but you would be crazy to do that).
Would it be possible to omit this Hint if the whole composition is only using PNG subtitles?
Also, maybe change the the reel summaries to explicitly mention PNG subtitles? Now it could be interpreted as an empty spot ("DCSubtitle, 1 subtitle")
Here is an excerpt from an example log with PNG subtitles: