Srt to ssa converter

Track is burned. "subtitle" is an index into the subtitle list specified with '--subtitle' or "native" to burn the subtitle track that may be added by the 'native-language' option. --subtitle-default[=number or "none"] Flag the selected subtitle as the default subtitle to be displayed upon playback. Setting no default means no subtitle will be displayed automatically. 'number' is an index into the subtitle list specified with '--subtitle'. "none" may be used to override an automatically selected default subtitle track. -N, --native-language string> Specify your language preference. When the first audio track does not match your native language then select the first subtitle that does. When used in conjunction with --native-dub the audio track is changed in preference to subtitles. Provide the language's ISO 639-2 code (e.g. fre, eng, spa, dut, et cetera) --native-dub Used in conjunction with --native-language requests that if no audio tracks are selected the default selected audio track will be the first one that matches the --native-language. If there are no matching audio tracks then the first matching subtitle track is used instead. --srt-file SubRip SRT filename(s), separated by commas. --srt-codeset Character codeset(s) that the SRT file(s) are encoded as, separated by commas. If not specified, 'latin1' is assumed. Command 'iconv -l' provides a list of valid codesets. --srt-offset Offset (in milliseconds) to apply to the SRT file(s), separated by commas. If not specified, zero is assumed. Offsets may be negative. --srt-lang SRT track language as an ISO 639-2 code (e.g. fre, eng, spa, dut, et cetera) If not specified, then 'und' is used. Separate by commas. --srt-default[=number] Flag the selected SRT as the default subtitle to be displayed during playback. Setting no default means no subtitle will be automatically displayed. If 'number' is omitted, the first SRT is the default. 'number' is a 1-based index into the 'srt-file' list --srt-burn[=number] "Burn" the selected SRT subtitle into the video track. If 'number' is omitted, the first SRT is burned. 'number' is a 1-based index into the 'srt-file' list --ssa-file SubStationAlpha SSA filename(s), separated by commas. --ssa-offset Offset (in milliseconds) to apply to the SSA file(s), separated by commas. If not specified, zero is assumed. Offsets may be negative. --ssa-lang SSA track language as an ISO 639-2 code (e.g. fre, eng, spa, dut, et cetera) If not specified, then 'und' is used. Separate by commas. --ssa-default[=number] Flag the selected SSA as the default subtitle to be displayed during playback. Setting no default means no subtitle will be automatically displayed. If 'number' is omitted, the first SSA is the default. 'number' is a 1-based index into the 'ssa-file' list --ssa-burn[=number] "Burn" the selected SSA subtitle into the video track. If 'number' is omitted, the first SSA is burned. 'number' is

The best settings. (Margin, size, etc).Doesn't tsMuxer convert the SRT subs to SUP while muxing to Blu-ray? Yes, TSmuxer converts SRT to SUP, since there cannot be SRT in the TS container...however it was not designed to be a subtitle editor Convert your SRT file to SSA or ASS, and then goto easySUP.Both the SSA and ASS formats give you full-control of the text positioning. --> Last edited by El Heggunte; 16th Jan 2015 at 05:51. Reason: damn old keyboard :-( Member Originally Posted by El Heggunte Originally Posted by hbenthow I tried using easySUP once, but had the same problem: I don't know the best settings. (Margin, size, etc).Doesn't tsMuxer convert the SRT subs to SUP while muxing to Blu-ray? Yes, TSmuxer converts SRT to SUP, since there cannot be SRT in the TS container...however it was not designed to be a subtitle editor Convert your SRT file to SSA or ASS, and then goto easySUP.Both the SSA and ASS formats give you full-control of the text positioning. The problem is not that I don't have control over the text positioning. I do. The bottom offset setting in tsMuxeR and the margin setting in easySUP let me fully control the positioning. I just don't know the right settings to get the position just right.I tried installing Sub-Station Alpha (which you linked to), but it wouldn't install on my computer. I have now installed a program called Convert Srt To Ssa (which I found here: and am now faced with the exact same problem: it has settings to control the position of the subs, but I don't know the right settings. Having full control over the position doesn't help me if I don't know the right position. Member A bit of math (arithmetic):a 2.35:1 aspect on a 1920x1080 BD display gives an "effective" display heigth of 1920/2.35 = 817 pixelleaving black bars of (1080-817)/2 = 131 pixels at top and bottom.Using the default offset of 24 from tsMuxerGUI ours would be 131+24 = 155 pixels which looks something like this muxing a srt fil with tsMuxerGUI.But why you would put

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SupConverter is a versatile tool very easy to use, can convert SRT, ASS, SSA, SST, BDN Subtitles to Blu-ray SUP or BDN format with excellent effects. It supports many advanced features for text subtitle, like vertical text, right-to-left read order, extra line space, outline, shadow. It also provides four type brush: solid, hatch, linear gradient and texure. For image subtitles, you can convert them to SUP or BDN with different video size directly. With BDN output, you can import the output in the third-party authoring tools like Scenarist.Core Functions: * Convert SRT to SUP or BDN. * Convert ASS(SSA) to SUP or BDN without original effects. * Convert SST to SUP or BDN. * Convert BDN to SUP. * Convert to different video size. * Reset source image subtitle position.Main Features: * Outline and shadow * 4 type brush. * Vertical text and right-to-left read order. * Extra line space * Realtime preveiw. * Very easy to use for both beginners and professionals.Fixed some bugs.