Muxman version 0.12 released

I tried 2 ssts via the GUI and the results were funky - the background was black instead of transparent for a start. The ssts were saved from a sub/idx using SubResync/vsconv.exe. Here's one of them" st_format 2 Display_Start non_forced TV_Type NTSC Tape_Type NON_DROP Pixel_Area (0 477) Directory . Subtitle saved Display_Area (0 2 719 479) Contrast (15 15 15 0) PA (0 0 255 - - - ) E1 (255 0 0 - - - ) E2 (0 0 0 - - - ) BG (255 255 255 - - - ) SP_NUMBER START END FILE_NAME Color (9 4 15 3) Contrast (15 15 0 15) 0001 00:01:39:02 00:01:41:25 saved_0001.bmp 0002 00:01:42:24 00:01:46:23 saved_0002.bmp 0003 00:01:47:16 00:01:49:15 saved_0003.bmp

I see contrast there twice, first with background transparent, second is opaque. All the statements before a bitmap entry replace the previous value(s).

A BIG thanks. I'll give it a try in CLI mode.. jsoto

You still have to put the colors into the PGC manually. sst files have no color information. The next version will add a lot more to what a project file can do, including setting the CLUT, but just this version required 110 keyword/context combinations. This was to get it to the same level as the gui.

Of course, forgot about the palette. Muxman's default palette differs from Scenarist's and presumably gabest produces ssts to fit the latter's default. But that aside, I'm having issues with some other subs. The bmps on these are unusual, compared to the typical blue background, red text and white outline. They consist of a black backround and a small white box around the text area, and the text is red with a blue outline. Scenarist handles these just fine using the inputted sst, Muxman doesn't, the background is white etc. It would appear Muxman detects what the background is differently from scenarist. st_format 2 Display_Start non_forced TV_Type NTSC Tape_Type NON_DROP Pixel_Area (0 477) Directory H:\test\subs2 Subtitle test Display_Area (0 2 719 479) Contrast (15 15 15 0) PA (0 0 255 - - - ) E1 (255 0 0 - - - ) E2 (0 0 0 - - - ) BG (255 255 255 - - - ) SP_NUMBER START END FILE_NAME Color (3 10 3 3) Contrast (0 0 0 0) 0001 00:00:00:00 00:00:00:01 test_0001.bmp Contrast (0 15 15 0) 0002 00:00:30:08 00:00:35:26 test_0002.bmp 0003 00:02:54:25 00:02:57:18 test_0003.bmp Contrast (0 0 0 0) 0004 00:03:32:27 00:03:32:28 test_0004.bmp Contrast (0 15 15 0) 0005 00:03:40:13 00:03:46:17 test_0005.bmp 0006 00:03:55:08 00:03:56:29 test_0006.bmp 0007 00:04:01:07 00:04:04:20 test_0007.bmp 0008 00:04:17:08 00:04:18:17 test_0008.bmp 0009 00:04:23:17 00:04:25:25 test_0009.bmp 0010 00:04:49:19 00:04:51:16 test_0010.bmp 0011 00:04:51:22 00:04:53:06 test_0011.bmp

Re-read your post. Could you send one of the bitmaps to me - muxman (at) mpucoder (dot) com Muxman actually has no rule for the background - if a pixel is not P, E1, or E2 it is BG. What else to do with a pixel that matches nothing?

I've sent you the sample. It's a good testing set because of all the subtitles I've saved using the vobsub tools I've never seen the bmps come out like that.