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Timeshifting video with subtitles reliably crashes MP 1.6.. status and known issue?
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<blockquote data-quote="will_ssi" data-source="post: 1152769" data-attributes="member: 155019"><p>That's interesting. The method you linked didn't work for me using IR32.exe (after installing the drivers for the card). It would pick up input from the remote, but when I went to "learn", all button presses were interpreted as zeroes. The remote wouldn't function in MP or anything else despite being detected.</p><p></p><p>Anyway, I'm setup and timeshifting with subs/CCs and it's working fine. I wish I could change the appearance of them though, is there any way to do that? Yellow subs with a black line around the characters would look a lot better and still provide contrast as opposed to the light grey box the white text is currently rendered over.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="will_ssi, post: 1152769, member: 155019"] That's interesting. The method you linked didn't work for me using IR32.exe (after installing the drivers for the card). It would pick up input from the remote, but when I went to "learn", all button presses were interpreted as zeroes. The remote wouldn't function in MP or anything else despite being detected. Anyway, I'm setup and timeshifting with subs/CCs and it's working fine. I wish I could change the appearance of them though, is there any way to do that? Yellow subs with a black line around the characters would look a lot better and still provide contrast as opposed to the light grey box the white text is currently rendered over. [/QUOTE]
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