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Werat2010-10-22 19:54:02
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Werat, 2010-10-22 19:54:02

Drawing subtitles while watching a video

Hello habralyudi! I noticed a long time ago that the resolution of subtitles depends on the resolution of the video itself. Example:



You can clearly see that the text is quite blurry because the resolution of the video is not high. If you watch a movie in Full HD, then the subtitles will be much clearer. Accordingly, the question is: is there any way to draw subtitles in a known high resolution, regardless of the resolution of the video being watched?

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FeNUMe, 2010-10-22
@FeNUMe

use normal players: MediaPlayerClassic(MPC), KMPlayer, DaumPotPlayer, VLC, SMPlayer, SPlayer - choose according to your taste. the most sophisticated - 2,3,4; the most comfortable - 2.3. well, if you really want to use wmp, then google how to attach vobsub to it

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Oleg Matrozov, 2010-10-22
@Mear

Watch movies, for example, in Media Player Classic - HC, it has a texture resolution setting for rendering subs.

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Pavel, 2010-10-22
@Mansiper

Try the GOM player.

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