2007-11-03, 00:19 | Link #101 | |
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Try this. There's a problem in the r1611 installer, it won't work without that file. |
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2007-11-03, 04:36 | Link #102 |
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Actually I would really like some details on the systems the runtime fails to install on/doesn't get installed on... I just did yet another installation (on a fresh WinXP SP2 system) with the 1611 installer and it did run the runtime installer as it was supposed to.
Please post as many details as possible. (PM them to me to avoid filling this thread.)
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2007-11-04, 02:06 | Link #103 | |
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Sorry for not PM you, but since I answer to both you and ArchMageZeratuL, so.. here is my spec: Operating System: Windows XP Corp SP2 I did many hacks/tweaks on my computer, so I guess there must me something wrong with my own computer. But well, the previous to the lates build was installed and running fine on this computer, so I'm confused! Will stick with the working build. |
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2007-11-15, 02:18 | Link #104 | |
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I need some help with timing in Aegisub though. Not a huge problem, but an annoying one, and probably something simple I've overlooked. Roughly every second line I time, when I commit it, Aegisub will move the end time, usually making the line 2 or 3 seconds longer. And it'll sometimes do it a couple of times in a row when I try to correct it. It doesn't seem to be snapping to a keyframe or anything like that. What am I doing wrong? |
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2007-11-17, 17:49 | Link #106 | |
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I'm starting to think it may be related to the raws though, because it just started suddenly doing it, and apparently a script I've just timed has huge timing misses. I just rechecked my local copy of the script and there are no timing misses at all, which leads me to believe that the timing has gone out during editing/TC. |
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2007-11-23, 15:36 | Link #108 |
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Well not directly, but you can do this:
1. Use Select Lines to select all lines with a specific actor 2. Change the style for those lines 3. Repeat for all relevant actor/style pairs You can also use the Styling Assistant, but it doesn't do style/actor matching automatically.
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2007-11-24, 00:23 | Link #110 |
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Just looking through this thread, I'd suggest to use After-Effects to typeset. And if anyone wants me to write up a simple jsx to dump AFX's positions, angular [3D angles are quite different in AFX - I haven't formulated how it can be related], and sizes values and their related keyframes to .ass commands, I can work on it... It will be quite simple to code. (except for parenting since I have to multiply and add values heh - but that's not a problem) I haven't seen any SSA tools performing just as well as AFX's interface at all.
You can use different blend mode to match them manually or, alternatively, you can use the crappy AFX's motion tracking - which I don't suggest anyone to use if you want 100% accuracies. And I do wish that aegisub offers the same functionality in positionings, resizings, and rotatings (with nesting capabilities) as after-effects; it will make lives a lot easier. If not, we can use afx for typesetting, and for old-timers, it's possible to convert those values to .ass commands. |
2007-11-24, 12:11 | Link #111 | |
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Would this just hardsub or will it convert back to assa. If not it gives more reason to use the mp4 container to retain hardware compatiblity.
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2007-11-30, 04:09 | Link #112 |
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need, help badly aegisub + virtualdyb
I am a noob fansubber and i am fansubbing an anime episode, i have already subbed it and times it yadda...yadda.. but when i go to virtualdub to add the subtitles to the video i have this problem, The video is choppy, keep in mind this is a really good raw video that i got from divx (stage6) but the video is choppy and when i add the subtitles and try to save as .avi i get this problem; it saves it self up to 18gb in 2 minutes, even when a compress it.
audio problem saving problem help would be much appricated. thank you |
2007-11-30, 13:29 | Link #113 |
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First, make sure the framerate is correct.
If you're using a "120 fps" raw, you have to decimate it by 5 to get regular 23.976 fps video. Then, you need to select a compressor, that'd usually be Xvid. Install it if you don't have it. As you already noticed, uncompressed video is absurdly huge.
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2007-12-04, 12:54 | Link #114 |
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I don't know if this is the proper place to ask. I've done the typesetting for a movie and in Aegisub everything seems fine - fine meaning that the subtitles are two lines maximum. But when I mux it in an MKV and play it on MPC, I notice that the lines are sometimes 3 lines long. Which is really strange. Don't know if anyone else has had this issue before... Any help appreciated.
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2007-12-05, 10:03 | Link #116 |
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I think I corrected it. Indeed it was anamorphic, but I searched this place and found out that you had already pointed out that the script resolution should be set to the non-anamorphic, as well as the softsubs.
Maybe the rest is offtopic: In my computer I've disabled VSFilter and I use MPC's subtitle renderer, I think it gives better subtitle quality. But I noticed that it gets loaded after the video is gets its anamorphic resize and the subs look stretched (if they are set to something else than ResX/ResY 100%). Is there some way to change this?
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2007-12-05, 16:11 | Link #118 | |
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To summarize: if you want to be compatible with the standard that most people (most CCCP users, for example) actually use, you should use VSFilter. If you want better quality subtitles and have CPU power to spare, you can upscale the video with ffdshow before subtitle rendering (or enable resolution doubling in VSFilter).
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2007-12-07, 08:44 | Link #119 |
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Hi!
I have a question also regarding subtitle quality, but it doesn't seem to be directly related. Anyway, I wanted to ask if there's anything I could do to improve the quality of this (hardsub) karaoke. If there's an avisynth filter that works on the sub, that's great too. The subs look fine in Aegisub, but once I render them with avisynth... blech. (not including encoding - I just preview the script) Shouldn't they look the same as they look in Aegisub? I have a 640*480 screenshot (it's less visible here) and a 1280*1024 screenshot at fileflyer (1.21 MB PNG) Is there nothing I can do about this? Is this similar to what happens when you have red text on a blue background and save it as a mspaint-quality JPG? Thanks in advance for your help! |
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