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<blockquote data-quote="tourettes" data-source="post: 134954" data-attributes="member: 10858">Those timing problems are most likely only directshow related (and I have hopefully managed to fix at least some of them when ussing TSFileSource.ax)Here's the first public test version of the DVB subtitle filter:<a href="http://day2.no-ip.org/DVBSub_test_01.zip" target="_blank">http://day2.no-ip.org/DVBSub_test_01.zip</a> Some facts about the filter:1) Seeking is most likely broken -&gt; missing subtitles after seeking (works most of the time for me, but still fails sometimes)2) PCR rollover is not handled in any way -&gt; missing subtitles if the recording has a PCR rolloverInstalling the filter:1) unzip both .ax files to MP folder.2) regsrv32 DVBSub_debug.ax (if some debug DLLs is missing from your system then use the DVBSub_release.ax)3) put following setting in the MediaPortal.xml in MyTv section&lt;entry name=&quot;dvbsubtitles&quot;&gt;yes&lt;/entry&gt;4a) Get some .ts recording that has subtitles (verify first with VLC)Currently the TVEngine3 has a bug that causes .ts recordings not to have subtitle data. Timeshifting buffer has correct data, so copying a .ts file should do the trick.4b) Use tv engine3 in single seat and you should have valid subtitles from the engine- When using the debug version of the filter it's writing a log to C:\ folder- I haven't tested for months if the subtitles work with the tv engine streams (not sure if all the needed code is even there... possibly not).- Use the latest SVN MP version- Subtitles seem to be sometimes too largeI really hope that someone would have some free time to fix those remaining bugs in the filter as I don't have that much free time available and banning the head against wall isn't not so nice...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tourettes, post: 134954, member: 10858"] Those timing problems are most likely only directshow related (and I have hopefully managed to fix at least some of them when ussing TSFileSource.ax) Here's the first public test version of the DVB subtitle filter: [url]http://day2.no-ip.org/DVBSub_test_01.zip[/url] Some facts about the filter: 1) Seeking is most likely broken -> missing subtitles after seeking (works most of the time for me, but still fails sometimes) 2) PCR rollover is not handled in any way -> missing subtitles if the recording has a PCR rollover Installing the filter: 1) unzip both .ax files to MP folder. 2) regsrv32 DVBSub_debug.ax (if some debug DLLs is missing from your system then use the DVBSub_release.ax) 3) put following setting in the MediaPortal.xml in MyTv section <entry name="dvbsubtitles">yes</entry> 4a) Get some .ts recording that has subtitles (verify first with VLC) Currently the TVEngine3 has a bug that causes .ts recordings not to have subtitle data. Timeshifting buffer has correct data, so copying a .ts file should do the trick. 4b) Use tv engine3 in single seat and you should have valid subtitles from the engine - When using the debug version of the filter it's writing a log to C:\ folder - I haven't tested for months if the subtitles work with the tv engine streams (not sure if all the needed code is even there... possibly not). - Use the latest SVN MP version - Subtitles seem to be sometimes too large I really hope that someone would have some free time to fix those remaining bugs in the filter as I don't have that much free time available and banning the head against wall isn't not so nice... [/QUOTE]

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