> On Wed 30.07.2003 at 08:45:20AM +0100, Rafael Torres wrote:
> > >
> > > > The best solve for me is to add a chose to subtitle like a choose of
> > track.
> > > > List all files in the directory of film and give a user choice:
Which
> > one do
> > > > you want to use? Is it possible? Maybe in next version?
> > >
> > > Might be possible, but not that practical if you have lots of
subtitles
> > > which you have to choose from, imho.
> > >
> > I think this would be the best cases to have a lst to choose from.
> > If we have a CD with a divx film and, for example, 5 subtitles files,
all
> > from diferent languages, then it would be easy to choose one.
> > This way, we would be restricted to one subtitle language per film
>
> Actually, this is what the FXD file is for: it allows to go into a menu
> and select which ``variant'' of the movie we want to play, and different
> variants can have different subtitles.
> Actually, it might be possible to generate an FXD file automatically
> from the content of a CD, in order to have that menu created (and the
> created FXD could be cached, also).

Yes, that would be great.
I have many cds with divx films and burnning them all again with the fxd
files is not an option.

Rafael




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