Open liloneum opened 11 years ago
Lilian, thanks for the feedback. Actually, in TI's Subtitle Specification no mode of temporal ordering is specified. It was probably an inadvertent omission, though. S428-7, on the other hand, explicitly asks for a temporal stack (my word) where TimeIn shall be equal to or greater than the corresponding value in a preceding spot.
Allow me to think a bit about it. I am leaning towards a temporal sequentiality check, of course.
OK. So why not just a hint for TI's Subtitles. You're right, subtitles are displayed not matter the order. For S428-7, I think the mxf will not be wrapped if it does not respect the rules...
Because of the lack of specification the various implementations in the field might well be treating out-of-order subtitles differently. On which system did you test?
I tried it on easydcplayer. I'll try it on a server as soon as it is possible.
Time code in a subtitle file has to follow the spot numbering.
e.g.