Re: Re: Final call : USF muxing in MKV, and playback on DShow and Gstreamer
Liisachan <[email protected]> Wed, 08 Dec 2004 09:47:04 +0900
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Steve Lhomme <[email protected]> wrote: > Haali has made an attempt at a vobsub filter but it didn't work in the > end and was targetting WMR9, so it wouldn't work on W98 anyway... I don't think supporting Windows 98 is a 'must' Besides, if you mean VMR-9, VMR-9 does work on Windows 98 too, if you install DirectX 9 (iirc) While Vobsub is binary, USF is a text, so probably simpler; unless more than one Code Pages are mixed in one USF, you can always let Windows 98 understand the Unicode by just calling WideCharToMultiByte(). USF is supposed to have quite a few new features (even including SVG). They are all practical and very excitinig. But I'm afraid Haali is not that motivated, unless he is a subber himself, like Gabest or unmei or me. Perhaps he even doesn't understand why we need these features, just like Tobias was not very committed to Unicode-support. In the end, we would have this cool USF spec doc, like ================================================================ USF is a new, flexible sub format based on XML: - Advanced positioning support (aka nested) - 4 independent Alpha channels (Face, Karaoke, Border, Shadow) - Predefinable Effect classes - RUBY support - BIDI support (eg. Arabic, Hebrew can contain English words) ... NOTE: All these features exist only in this spec. No real program supports one. For practical purposes, use OggWrit. ================================================================ Liisachan