As the title says...
Samples: http://wiki.multimedia.cx/index.php?title=XSUB
Tool for creating dvix files with XSUBs: http://www.calcitapp.com/AVIAddXSubs.php (may help you get a grasp of the specs)
Thanks.
So, does this means that VLC 1.1, when it comes out, it will support XSUBs properly?Well, the problem is the AVI demuxer of VLC that doesn't support it. Using the avformat demuxer in VLC 1.1 works.
If you force avformat on, it should.So, does this means that VLC 1.1, when it comes out, it will support XSUBs properly?
1) What exactly the avformat does? 2)What are the pros and cons of having it on?If you force avformat on, it should.
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--demux avformat
Since I don't intent to do this experiment with all my files (to see if they work as good as now), is there any way to get XSUB support without messing with the settings? If not, could you please add it on the default demuxer? It's shouldn't be that hard1. It uses AVI demuxer of libavformat (not the default of VLC)
Yes, just enable --demux avformat.So, are we getting out-of-the-box support for XSUBS in VLC 1.1 or not?
This is not out-of-the-box support. Can't you just port the thing from avformat to the current demuxer?Yes, just enable --demux avformat.So, are we getting out-of-the-box support for XSUBS in VLC 1.1 or not?
We probably will.This is not out-of-the-box support. Can't you just port the thing from avformat to the current demuxer?Yes, just enable --demux avformat.So, are we getting out-of-the-box support for XSUBS in VLC 1.1 or not?
Could you do this for VLC 1.1? VLC 1.1 will probably be the most important milestone, so full compatibility with the divx standard will make it a double winWe probably will.
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