3d Subtitler free download - Sweet Home 3D, 3D World Map, Ulead Cool 3D, and many more programs. How i can see one 3d sbs (Side by side) or u&d (Up and down) mkv file with 3D SUBTITLES and NOT with 2d subtitles? Already try to convert the srt. As you know, normal.srt files will not work for SBS and OU 3D files as subtitles are needed for both the frames. Here is a small guide to create subtitles. 3d album, Adobe Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.2, FlipAlbum Pro 6.0, Album Cover Finder 3.

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Introduction

This guide explains how to add subtitles to stereoscopic videos and play them in Stereoscopic Player. At the moment, stereoscopic subtitles work for DivX or Xvid movies in over/under format only, support for other codecs and formats is planned for future versions of Stereoscopic Player. Currently, subtitles are not handled by the player itself, but by a third party decoder, the ffdshow MPEG-4 Video Decoder. Therefore, subtitled playback requires the use of this decoder instead of the original DivX or Xvid decoder. The following chapter explains all necessary configuration steps in Stereoscopic Player.

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Playing Subtitled Videos

First you have to download and install the ffdshow MPEG-4 Video Decoder. Make sure to install the linked or a newer version, else stereoscopic subtitles are not supported. Afterwards, run Stereoscopic Player and open the decoder configuration page (File->Settings->Decoders). Note: At least version 0.9 of Stereoscopic Player is required!

Open the DivX- or Xvid-Decoder folder, depending on the codec your subtitled videos use, select the DivX Decoder Filter or Xvid MPEG-4 Video Decoder and click Delete. Select the folder, which should be empty now and press the Add button.

Select ffdshow MPEG-4 Video Decoder from this list and click OK. Now, Stereoscopic Player is configured to use ffdshow instead of the original DivX decoder (or Xvid decoder). If you want to use the original decoders later on, just delete the ffdshow MPEG-4 Video Decoder and add the original decoders.

Open your stereoscopic video file. The subtitle file should be located in the same folder and must have the same filename (apart from the file extension). After the video file has been loaded, click File->Video Properties->Filters. If all of the above steps were executed properly, the ffdshow MPEG-4 Video Decoder should show up on the list. Select it and click Details.

To enable stereoscopic subtitles, enable both the Subtitles and Stereoscopic checkboxes and choose the preferred parallax. For most movies, a value of 2 (for over/under, right image on top layout) or -2 (over/under, left image on top) works well. You might also need to change the font if the default font doesn't contain all necessary characters for your language.

Authoring Subtitles

There are many subtitle formats for 2D videos but non for 3D videos. The recommended format for stereoscopic subtitles is the *.sub format, although it does not offer stereoscopic features either. *.sub files are plain ANSI text files and can be edited with any text edit, e.g. Windows Notepad. Specialized subtitle editors, for example Subtitle Workshop or one of the many other tools available simplify subtitle authoring. The following sample illustrate what a *.sub files looks like:

[INFORMATION]
[TITLE]Peter's Movie
[AUTHOR]Peter Wimmer
[SOURCE]http://www.3dtv.at
[FILEPATH]
[DELAY]0
[COMMENT]
[END INFORMATION]
[SUBTITLE]
[COLF]&HFFFFFF,[STYLE]bd,[SIZE]18,[FONT]Arial
00:00:01.00,00:00:04.00
This is the first subtitle.
00:00:05.00,00:00:08.00
This is the second subtitle.
00:00:10.00,00:00:13.00
This is the third subtitle.

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I know this is a advanced feature and only for 3dtv owners but....

All 3d .mkv rips (to be 3dtv complatible) come in SBS (side by side images) or UD (up and down images)
If you use a normal .srt subtitle it doesnt look in 3d and creates a ghost/flickering effect (this happens on every 3dtv internal (sony,lg,samsung) player and in showtime)
If you want to see real 3d subtitles you have to create them using for example a windows program called 3dsubtitler.exe.It creates a .idx with two simultaneous subtitles, one for left eye image and one for the right eye.

Some new pc player automatically play this 'double' subtitles , creating them on the fly from a .srt file, so yo dont have to use external tools.
If you need some feedback about this advanced feature please let me know.

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#1 Updated by Andreas Smasabout 9 years ago

• Status changed from New to Accepted

I think the best and probably easiest fix for this would be to render the UI (including subtitles) for 3dtv.

But I don't own a 3dtv myself so it's a bit hard to test

#2 Updated by Jerome Morrowover 7 years ago

I think the solution is not so complicated, just clone the 'subtitle render area', with half the original width

Something like this:

The idea could be to use just a simple .srt file, without any manual conversion method (srt 2 sbs-ass)

Do you think that its possible??

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Thanks

Jerome

#3 Updated by Andreas Smasover 7 years ago

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#4 Updated by Pablo Cosimiskiover 7 years ago

Hi Jerome,

Im did that using MK merge GUI, but when i put the movie on the tv and turn on the side by side feature, showtime recognizes the embeded subtitle but does not overlap the lines in the middle.

The behaviour is similar as if srt is being used, part of the screen show half subtitle and the other side of the screen the rest.

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Im downloading few more movies to see if the problem comes with the subs file or the system

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