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first of all, i would like to thank cpp2005 for his great work.i've been struggling with the subtitles problems of MP since i changed to 1.0 , and after i installed his modified dll's i have the subtitles the way they should be .about the color problem, same is happening for me.I've installed 21720 SVN build, and modified binaries from the first post of this thread.i think there is a problem in MP reading that color from the configuration file.i've been reading the development wiki, and the color format should be like this:[CODE]Hex values in the format #AARRGGBB (e.g. #20FFFFFF)AA = Alpha (transparency) channel hex valueRR = red hex valueGG = green hex valueBB = blue hex value[/CODE]but it's now working like that. after some tests, i found out that the format for that parameter is actually this:#AABBGGRR (red and blue are exchanged)so, if i wanted blue subtitles , (weird choice, i know ) i should type #FFFF0000 instead of RGB #FF0000FFmaybe it's a problem reading the configuration file.anyway, i modified the xml according to this, and now my subtitles are showing just the way i want.thanks again for this great integration.best regards
first of all, i would like to thank cpp2005 for his great work.
i've been struggling with the subtitles problems of MP since i changed to 1.0 , and after i installed his modified dll's i have the subtitles the way they should be .
about the color problem, same is happening for me.
I've installed 21720 SVN build, and modified binaries from the first post of this thread.
i think there is a problem in MP reading that color from the configuration file.
i've been reading the development wiki, and the color format should be like this:
[CODE]Hex values in the format #AARRGGBB (e.g. #20FFFFFF)
AA = Alpha (transparency) channel hex value
RR = red hex value
GG = green hex value
BB = blue hex value[/CODE]
but it's now working like that.
after some tests, i found out that the format for that parameter is actually this:
#AABBGGRR (red and blue are exchanged)
so, if i wanted blue subtitles , (weird choice, i know ) i should type #FFFF0000 instead of RGB #FF0000FF
maybe it's a problem reading the configuration file.
anyway, i modified the xml according to this, and now my subtitles are showing just the way i want.
thanks again for this great integration.
best regards