Hi, I think he is talking about frames. Not total frames (which is a big number) but frame in the current second of the video. So 0 - 25 in PAL or 0 - 30 in NTSC. Like SonicDVD Creator preset time format. I presume this because I've just spent the past 2 hours trying to figure this out without success:) Please help us!:):)
I need it for Avid Media Composer...
Thx!
Br
S
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The question remains -- what subtitle format are we talking about?
Subtitle Workshop supports more than 60 formats, some are frame-based, others are not.
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As I said I need it for Avid Media Composer. The sub format for it is very simple:
hh:mm:ss:ff hh:mm:ss:ff
Subtitle text
hh:mm:ss:ff hh:mm:ss:ff
Subtitle text
...
You're saying that some subtitle formats are frame based, could you please gives us the code for the one that has the hh:mm:ss:ff format so we can create our own with the custom option?
Thx
Br
Sanjin
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Using cfp with Subtitle WorkShop 4 save Time Structure hh:mm:ss:ff very well, not hh:mm:ss.zzz.
But Subtitle WorkShop 6.0b can't convert hh:mm:ss.zzz to hh:mm:ss:ff.
It's Bugs?
What subtitle format are we talking about here?
Hi, I think he is talking about frames. Not total frames (which is a big number) but frame in the current second of the video. So 0 - 25 in PAL or 0 - 30 in NTSC. Like SonicDVD Creator preset time format. I presume this because I've just spent the past 2 hours trying to figure this out without success:) Please help us!:):)
I need it for Avid Media Composer...
Thx!
Br
S
The question remains -- what subtitle format are we talking about?
Subtitle Workshop supports more than 60 formats, some are frame-based, others are not.
As I said I need it for Avid Media Composer. The sub format for it is very simple:
hh:mm:ss:ff hh:mm:ss:ff
Subtitle text
hh:mm:ss:ff hh:mm:ss:ff
Subtitle text
...
You're saying that some subtitle formats are frame based, could you please gives us the code for the one that has the hh:mm:ss:ff format so we can create our own with the custom option?
Thx
Br
Sanjin