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25-10-2005
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| CD Freaks Senior Member  Join Date: Oct 2005
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| Subtitle file types The program I use to rip the subtitles does it by creating two files, an idx and a sub. This works, but the sub file tends to be rather large (about 5 megs most of the time. When I ripped Spiderman, the sub file was more than 100 megs in size and enabling it showed no subtitles at all. Rather, those "pop-up videos" balloons with movie trivia came up. Weird). When I downloaded the subtitles for Shaolin soccer, they came in a sub file that was a few kb and made up of simple text. Is there any way to convert large sub files into small text-sub ones? |
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