New DVB subtitle filter (TsReader based) (2 Viewers)

[JargenJ]

Just to let you know Tourettes that your DVB-T subtitles work great for me!
Very good work from you!

 

[metropolis]

I am in heaven, ahhhhh, DVB subtitles, the wife is now happy, thus I am now happy, thanks guys. please get this into the SVN's ASAP, with the option of turning them on and off via the remote or on screen button, etc, anyway, Good skills.

 

[deebo]

tested some with Yle Teema and Yle1 and seems to work fine over channel changes too etc

have one request tho

when the video is 4:3 the subtitles are still stretched to 16:9, and its really annoying on a big tv since you have to focus outside the actual video

so it would be nice if the subs were drawn as 4:3

 

[Aanunina]

when the video is 4:3 the subtitles are still stretched to 16:9, and its really annoying on a big tv since you have to focus outside the actual video

so it would be nice if the subs were drawn as 4:3

My 4:3 DVB-t subtitles are drawn perfect. Good work. My MediaPortal is almost perfect now.

Aanunina

 

[ziphnor]

when the video is 4:3 the subtitles are still stretched to 16:9, and its really annoying on a big tv since you have to focus outside the actual video

so it would be nice if the subs were drawn as 4:3

My 4:3 DVB-t subtitles are drawn perfect. Good work. My MediaPortal is almost perfect now.

deebo: Are you watching on a widescreen display and in Normal zoom-mode?

I think the problem might be that the subtitles actually are rendered to the entire video window and not just the part actually used to render the video:

if (GUIGraphicsContext.IsFullScreenVideo)
{
rationW = GUIGraphicsContext.OverScanWidth / (float)720;
rationH = GUIGraphicsContext.OverScanHeight / (float)576;

// Get the location to render the subtitle to
wx = GUIGraphicsContext.OverScanLeft +
(int)(((float)(GUIGraphicsContext.Width - currentSubtitle.width * rationW)) / 2);
wy = GUIGraphicsContext.OverScanTop + (int)(rationH * (float)currentSubtitle.firstScanLine);
}

I dont think GUIGraphicsContext.OverScanWidth takes into account for example the black left and right side bars used when displaying 4:3 on a 16:9 display.

 

[deebo]

yep, 16:9 tv, normal view mode

 

[ziphnor]

yep, 16:9 tv, normal view mode

Then i would hazard a guess that Aanunina is either viewing on a 4:3 display or just happen to have watched subtitles that didnt take up too much space.

 

[Aanunina]

Then i would hazard a guess that Aanunina is either viewing on a 4:3 display or just happen to have watched subtitles that didnt take up too much space.

I'm viewing in a Widescreen monitor, normal view. Could be subtitles space issue. I'm using DVB subtitle filter Ver. 6.

Aannunina

 

[tourettes]

Version 7 available:

- Fixed TS buffer rollover causing freezing subtitles or no subtitles after the rollover

NOTE - USES THE SAME ZIP AS VERSION 6 - Only new MP SVN version (15764 or later) is needed

 

[tourettes]

I dont think GUIGraphicsContext.OverScanWidth takes into account for example the black left and right side bars used when displaying 4:3 on a 16:9 display.

Something that would need to be fixed on some day Maybe we would need to strect the subtitle bitmap (720x576) to match excatly the whole video area.