DVB Viewer v3.9.10 & Subtitle/Closed Caption Questions

[antdude]

OK, I finally found a tool to extract CCs/subtitles to SRT text files from both of my MPEG2 and TS recording files. However, they took a long time.

 

Also, how come DVBViewer doesn't show CC/subtitles for MPEG-2 files? The tool showed CC/subtitle inside my MPG files.

Edited December 28, 2007 by antdude

[hackbart]

We do support closed captions inside mpg files. You have to enable the checkbox in the DirectX Options to "Use DVB Source for Mpeg Playback".

[antdude]

We do support closed captions inside mpg files. You have to enable the checkbox in the DirectX Options to "Use DVB Source for Mpeg Playback".

I already had that box checked, but no luck. I uploaded a screen shot: http://img293.imageshack.us/img293/5705/screenshotra7.gif ... TS files had no problems. Edited December 28, 2007 by antdude

[antdude]

FYI. Playing subtitles/CCs from MPEG and TS files that have SRT files (same filenames show up on my TV in the latest K-Lite Codec Media Player (doesn't play CC/subtitles from in those files though which is a known issue). DVBViewer can't for TS files on my TV regardless if I use the ones in their files or their SRT files.

[antdude]

Happy New Year!

 

Does setting font color (not the shadow and outline since I set them to zero) not work for subtitles/closed caption? I told DVBViewer Pro to use yellow, but I don't get yellow. I still get white.

[antdude]

Hi.

 

I noticed when some scenes have no subtitles/CCs so the last subtitles/CC stay on my screen stuck until the next update (new ones).

[antdude]

So I upgraded to v3.9.2.0 and still see some problems that I noted like missing subitltles/CC on TV, don't see the specified font color I picked, etc.