A while back I posted this message about problems getting regions containing special characters correctly rendered as subtitles.
Nobody responded to my post, so I submitted a problem report to Sony. Finally heard back from them this morning.
Sony says:
Customer Service Response (Brian) - 08/11/2004 07:49 AM
Actually, I think the problem is that the script DOES output in UTF8 format and DVD Architect expects them in ASCII (or, shall we say, "extended ASCII").
And then there's the drop-frame vs. non-drop-frame timecode problem that results in subtitles winding up in the wrong place. Since Sony evidently doesn't actually support the scripts they ship with their products, can anyone in this forum help me fix this thing?
Hopefully,
Jeremy
Nobody responded to my post, so I submitted a problem report to Sony. Finally heard back from them this morning.
Sony says:
Customer Service Response (Brian) - 08/11/2004 07:49 AM
Actually, I think the problem is that the script DOES output in UTF8 format and DVD Architect expects them in ASCII (or, shall we say, "extended ASCII").
And then there's the drop-frame vs. non-drop-frame timecode problem that results in subtitles winding up in the wrong place. Since Sony evidently doesn't actually support the scripts they ship with their products, can anyone in this forum help me fix this thing?
Hopefully,
Jeremy