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Dear all
Need some help with subtitles. And I hear the cry, awww, not again! Ihave read my how-to's and many messages on the subject of subtitles on here and on vcdhelp with peoples problems etc. However, the answers given do not seem to solve the problems, at least not to what I am experiencing.
To help better understand my problem I have given a step by step as to what I have done with the versions of progs used. Incidentally, I am trying to rip subtitles for VCD use on a stand alone DVD player (those that support VCD that is!).
1. Using VFAPI Converter, have got the puesdo avi file to use
2. Opened up Virtualdub (version 1.4.9) and loaded the "filename_d2v-vfapi.avi" file.
3. Making sure "Full processing mode" was selected under the video menu, conintued to the filter option again under the video menu.
4. Chose vosub (v 2.12) filter and got the subtitles from the .ifo file. Everything smooth so far :0)
5. Back to main screen of virtualdub.
6. File menu - Start framserve - which then prompted as follows ::
Frameserver setup
Framserver name: Anon002b560a [filename_d2v-vfapi.avi]
7. Clicked start and the "save in " prompt came up. Saved in the correct folder as filename.avi (with the .avi extension, not the .vdr extension, although I have tried both!)
8. After clicking save, the usual box came up with the following:
Framerserver mode - virtualdub
Framserver name: filename_d2v-vfapi.avi
Non A/V requests: 0
Number of Frames served: 0
Audio segments delivered: 0
Frame clients installed: AVIFile only.
9. Left this box open and continued to run TMPGEnc (version beta 12a (0.11.20.98))
10. Selected new project and continued to open the video source file (Which was the filename.avi saved when starting frameserve)
Get the following error message:
The file "C:\folder\folder\filename.avi" cannot be opened or is unsupported.
So where am I going wrong here folks? Answers on a post card to syanidebomb@gorestore.fsnet.co.uk, Winner announced when the problem solved :0)
Seriously though, Any help would be very appreciated, any web links to help or web links to downloads etc...
Fingers, arms and legs crossed.
Syanidebomb
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