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Re: Blu Ray Subtitling
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Max Kovalsky
(Max @ Area 4)
on Apr 11, 2008 at 12:30:56 pm
Steve,
In a BDN, you have to specify x/y coordinates for each title. These are based on the resolution of your video, which will likely be 1920x1080. I am not sure you can do this in STL at all, but if you can, your x/y will probably relate to a 720x480 screen.
Also, the subtitle files themselves are PNGs with alpha. In STL, you had to specify color mapping (white = transparency, red = white, etc..), with PNGs for BD what you see is what you get. If the disc is authored in Scenarist, the PNGs need to be parsed through their Designer tool before they will import into Scenarist. Not sure about the Blu-print workflow.
Hope this helps.
Max
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