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Hi,
Are there any messages printed to the console, if you run Gnome Subtitles from a terminal?.
2010-01-03 03:15:51 UTC in Gnome Subtitles
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Hi,
Such a feature has been requested before, but Gnome Subtitles doesn't support have it yet. OTM, unfortunately that should be the only "doable" way.
2010-01-03 03:13:34 UTC in Gnome Subtitles
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Hi,
Can you please describe the problem you're facing in more detail? You can move the slider in the bottom of the video to change its size, but I'm not sure this is what you're looking for.
2010-01-03 03:12:09 UTC in Gnome Subtitles
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Hi,
SubLib is now part of Gnome Subtitles. Have you tried the latest version?
Regards.
2010-01-03 02:57:34 UTC in Gnome Subtitles
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Hi,
Unfortunately there's currently no way to do that. Perhaps when Gnome Subtitles has an "auto-correct" feature, it should include something like that.
Regards.
2010-01-03 02:56:29 UTC in Gnome Subtitles
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Hi,
A faster synchronize-from-scratch method has been requested before but hasn't been implemented yet. Currently, there are shortcuts to set the subtitle start and end times, but the subtitles aren't selected automatically/sequentially, so it doesn't do the job the way you need.
If you want to track progress on this, be sure to check the following bug report, which mentions Media...
2009-09-22 20:27:15 UTC in Gnome Subtitles
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Thanks for the info, the problem is precisely that auto-detection fails to detect any encoding, so it reverts to the "fallback" encoding, which is windows-1252. I think the fallback encoding should also be an option, going to add it to the bug report.
2009-09-05 19:19:12 UTC in Gnome Subtitles
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Hi,
When you open a subtitle file you have the possibility to use a specific encoding, if you opt not to use auto-detection. The same thing goes to when you save subtitles. The possibility to always use a specific encoding has been requested for development and included in the bug report I mentioned before.
What you're asking, please clarify, is a way to specify the encoding when opening...
2009-09-04 08:39:46 UTC in Gnome Subtitles
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No problem. By the way, it would be useful if you could paste the output of running Gnome Subtitles from a terminal. It will display the encoding that was automatically detected, useful to compare with the encoding that *should* have been detected.
2009-09-04 08:36:12 UTC in Gnome Subtitles
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Hi,
I've added this info to an existing bug report (http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=504656). Be sure to watch that bug for future developments.
Regards,
-Pedro.
2009-08-31 21:26:51 UTC in Gnome Subtitles
