I have some more minor points, but it's not very useful to describe it, to show it with pictures, it would be very long. What I had done in the same way half a year ago or more - was ignored and my suggestions for improvement remained on my part just a waste of time in my long comments. :}
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Ihavesomemoreminorpoints,butit's not very useful to describe it, to show it with pictures, it would be very long. What I had done in the same way half a year ago or more - was ignored and my suggestions for improvement remained on my part just a waste of time in my long comments. :}
Your suggestions or improvements were not ignored.
I have multiple factors to consider. It's difficult to make adjustments for a particular individual while others may see it diffrently. I also have to consider the legacy of subtitle workshop and how it works internally. I also have to consider how useful a suggestion or improvement would be. I also have to find time to implement ideas, that's why not all ideas or improvements are implemented.
If you think you're ignored, You are mistaking. I want to point I have already implement ideas from you. Are you ignored? Hardly.
If you still feel ingored, please consider programming your own subtitle workshop program (you find the code under "files", and you may use it freely) and find out for yourself how difficult it is to handle demanding users.
If you have suggestions, please contain them in "General discussion" or "Feature requests". I will only react in this thread if it's language related.
A waveform is a digital representation of sound, so users can pinpoint the subtitles, see attched picture. The feature will be included in v6.3.1 (not published yet).
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From: seagate
Anonymous - 2024-07-28
I have some more minor points, but it's not very useful to describe it, to show it with pictures, it would be very long. What I had done in the same way half a year ago or more - was ignored and my suggestions for improvement remained on my part just a waste of time in my long comments. :}
Hi Seagate,
Your suggestions or improvements were not ignored.
I have multiple factors to consider. It's difficult to make adjustments for a particular individual while others may see it diffrently. I also have to consider the legacy of subtitle workshop and how it works internally. I also have to consider how useful a suggestion or improvement would be. I also have to find time to implement ideas, that's why not all ideas or improvements are implemented.
If you think you're ignored, You are mistaking. I want to point I have already implement ideas from you. Are you ignored? Hardly.
If you still feel ingored, please consider programming your own subtitle workshop program (you find the code under "files", and you may use it freely) and find out for yourself how difficult it is to handle demanding users.
If you have suggestions, please contain them in "General discussion" or "Feature requests". I will only react in this thread if it's language related.
A waveform is a digital representation of sound, so users can pinpoint the subtitles, see attched picture. The feature will be included in v6.3.1 (not published yet).