subtitles in DVDA 3

Mad Clown wrote on 4/19/2005, 8:03 PM

I tried DVD Architect 2 a while back and I was unsatisified that it couldn't add anything special to subtitles such as shadows. I know it had an outline but it was so thin that it didn't really help any. So what I was wondering was, does DVD Architect 3 give more features for subtitles?

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shams sumon wrote on 4/22/2005, 1:35 PM

No, Its same as DVDA 2

Mad Clown wrote on 4/22/2005, 6:07 PM

that sucks, I'm suprised they haven't added more features for subtitles yet.

Thanks for the info though.

bStro wrote on 4/22/2005, 9:50 PM

I don't know that I've ever seen a DVD whose subtitles had shadows. Could you give an example? Maybe post a screencap?

Rob

aspenv wrote on 5/1/2005, 11:07 PM

Check half way trough the page

http://www.mediachance.com/dvdlab/Helppro/subtitles.htm

Cunhambebe wrote on 5/2/2005, 9:48 AM

.....that sucks, I'm suprised they haven't added more features for subtitles yet

What other features do you want? What does it suck? I don't see anything sucking around here. Try to set some subs with Subtitle Workshop then you'll see that DVDA is a piece of cake. SubtitleWorkshop is such a great application from Urusoft (Uruguay) but it's rather difficult to set those ins and outs for subs while DVDA makes this task much easier. I mean, if you are going to start making your subs from scratch, DVDA is the best bet, even though SubtitleWorkshop is great for correcting ripped subs and saving to other formats.