Hi,
On 6/28/07, Vlad Olenin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, I think you are right - it was either my mistake or Xine was
overwriting my settings - the subtitle size was reset back to default value
all the time. Now it seems to be working as expected.
reseting? hm... I saw this on my setup
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Christian Lyra wrote:
Hi,
At least this one was easy to fix...
line 641 of utils/fxdimdb.py , from this:
items = soup.findAll('a', href=re.compile('/title/tt'))
to:
items = soup.findAll('a',
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Pirlouwi wrote:
I don't understand what is the role of kaa.metadata?
Why is the dvd's not automatically started any more?
Can someone give me an idea for me to search, because I don't what is
broken: freevo? something in my distro? Kaa (although I
This is quite correct, DVDs use four colour bitmaps for subtitles
and often they are too small to read. I don't know of any decent
subtitle rippers for Linux but if you have a Windows PC you can use
subrip to OCR the bitmaps to a srt file and save this with the video
files, not sure
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Christian Lyra wrote:
On 6/28/07, Vlad Olenin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
I wonder if anyone has a solution to the following problem. I'm setting
subtitles size for xine player in ~freevo/.xine/config file (freevo is
running under 'freevo'
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Christian Lyra wrote:
This is quite correct, DVDs use four colour bitmaps for subtitles
and often they are too small to read. I don't know of any decent
subtitle rippers for Linux but if you have a Windows PC you can use
subrip to OCR the bitmaps