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    I took an english dvd and I am trying to make russian subtitles with it. I used subrip to create a correct english subtitle text file. I can import this test file into subtitle workshop and dvdlabpro with no problem. I used a translater and copied and pasted the russian subtitles. I can display these russian characters in notepad, wordpad and even microsoft word. When I try to import these characters into subtitle workshop and dvdlabpro all I get are ????????????????? characters. I tried everything I could and tried to convert to various formats but I am having no luck.
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    Could you list what you have tried so far?
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    That sounds like those packages don't support the Cyrillics character set, software tends to display nonense characters when it can't handle a character set it doesn't have support for
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    I think that subtitle workshop should accept these characters. If I type them in manually using the keyboard set to russian then it will display these characters correctly. If I cut and paste then I get the ?????'s. I can cut and paste them into dvdmaestro but I see no way to insert a whole text file into maestro. I think I am just missing something.
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  5. Use SubtitleTool. It accepts and displays Cyrillic subtitles. If you work with Maestro save the file as .ssa file. Use MaestroSBT to convert to .son.

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    I can not find Subtitle Tool. Does anyone know where to download it.
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    "Each problem that I solved became a rule which served afterwards to solve other problems." - Rene Descartes (1596-1650)
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    I tried subtitle tool and I get the same ??????? when trying to cut and paste the cyrillic characters. If I try to type in cyrillic characters I dont get the ???????'s but I get a bunch of jibberish.
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    wow this sucks. Am I the only one who ever wanted to put russian subtitle in a movie????
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    I was wondering. Did you want permanent or selectable titles?
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    i want selectable. I can make the english selectables no problem.
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    Just a shot in the dark, but do you have the Ciryllic fonts in your system ie: Fonts subfolder??
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    I finally got it figured out. I needed to change the unicode settings in the regional language control panel screen to russian. Then I needed to save the file as a wordpad text file. Supposebly notepad was not able to save it in a correct format.
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