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  1. 9th Dec 2004 08:00 #1
    gumbico
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    I'm ripping DVDs to AVI using this tool and the subtitles are way too light (almost transparent). Under the Input Settings I have the "orginial color" box checked under subtitles but I can't seem to find anyother settings in this tool to strengthen the white color of subs. Anyone familiar with this tool?
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  2. 19th Feb 2007 16:03 #2
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    I know this post is very old but can anyone point us in the right direction? Thank You.
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    I would use the freeware AutoGK instead. Or for even easier, FairUse Wizard. There is a freeware version of FairUse Wizard here: http://mirror05.x264.nl/celtic_druid/force.php?file=./fu2.5-setup.exe ImTOO never worked that good in 2004 or today, IMO.

    If there are any ImTOO users around here, they may be able to give you better advise.

    And please don't dredge up old threads. Just start a new topic in the future.
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    Dude! That FairUse is an amazing program! I will use that from now on. Thank you so much!
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