Templayer

Wait, we are now getting Linux support through Wine? NICE! Last time I tried getting it working under Wine years ago, I've failed spectacularly.

You could always simply unpack it in the installation folder / put it in the portable archive in a folder called INSTALL_THIS_FONT_IF_SYSTEM_BUTTONS_ARE_RECTANGLES (written exactly like this) It is a strange way of solving it, a hacky one, sure. And it will work better for the portable version, as it would be plain to see while extracting and making a shortcut. I do no use the installation version (haven't actually checked if you even have that) - maybe a custom step should be added, telling the...

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, but we shouldn't disregard it right away. There might be legitimate uses for that. Like using placeholders for later modifications via a code pipeline. By using tree times 00:00:00,000 --> 00:00:00,000 it does: Nothing, shows nothing. Even when you add a million of these. I believe the issue isn't in them showing during video playback, but in them not being loaded. I assume that saving them after loading the subtitle results in...

, but we shouldn't disregard it right away. There might be legitimate uses for that. Like using placeholders for later modifications via a code pipeline. By using tree times 00:00:00,000 --> 00:00:00,000 it does: Nothing, shows nothing. Even when you add a million of these. I believe the issue isn't in them showing during video playback, but in them not being loaded. I assume that saving them after loading the subtitle results in...

I wonder about the use-case scenario too (I hope we will be told), but we shouldn't disregard it right away. There might be legitimate uses for that. Like using placeholders for later modifications via a code pipeline. By using tree times 00:00:00,000 --> 00:00:00,000 it does: Nothing, shows nothing. Even when you add a million of these. I believe the issue isn't in them showing during video playback, but in them not being loaded. I assume that saving them after loading the subtitle results in their...

Why should I make them? It should be a matter of copy-pasting them. Create a subtitle file with three subtitles, and then copy-paste one of their timestamps into the other two, replacing their timestamps. I'm not the OP. Ideally, Notepad++ can be used to make sure that invisible special characters (i.e. line endings, etc.) are correct & haven't been modified during the pasting process.

Why should I make them? It should be a matter of copy-pasting them. Create a subtitle file with three subtitles, and then copy-paste one of their timestamps into the other two. I'm not the OP. Ideally, Notepad++ can be used to make sure that invisible special characters (i.e. line endings, etc.) are correct & haven't been modified during the pasting process.