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<blockquote data-quote="foxbenw" data-source="post: 877295" data-attributes="member: 115475">Sorry, that is what i meant. I saw that you are in the UK too. From what i have read, everyone that does this at the moment seems to use ProjectX to demux and then one of those programs to convert to text. However when I have tried in the past I have always had some problems using the output from projectx in subrip.The only program i had success with was called Subtitle Edit. However I like the way that subrip stores and builds up the character map, so that in theory it should become faster through time, as opposed to the auto ocr that other programs use.That's why I gave up in the end. I wanted to use subrip but it didn't seem to work all the time, and other programs only use automatic ocr. It may have just been working out all the right settings in projectx but whatever i tried at the time didn't seem to work.I might have another play and see if i can get it right. I'll let you know if it works.In the meantime, if you want to do it using automatic ocr, projectx plus subtitle edit should work quite well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="foxbenw, post: 877295, member: 115475"] Sorry, that is what i meant. I saw that you are in the UK too. From what i have read, everyone that does this at the moment seems to use ProjectX to demux and then one of those programs to convert to text. However when I have tried in the past I have always had some problems using the output from projectx in subrip. The only program i had success with was called Subtitle Edit. However I like the way that subrip stores and builds up the character map, so that in theory it should become faster through time, as opposed to the auto ocr that other programs use. That's why I gave up in the end. I wanted to use subrip but it didn't seem to work all the time, and other programs only use automatic ocr. It may have just been working out all the right settings in projectx but whatever i tried at the time didn't seem to work. I might have another play and see if i can get it right. I'll let you know if it works. In the meantime, if you want to do it using automatic ocr, projectx plus subtitle edit should work quite well. [/QUOTE]

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