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  1. Hi

    I have a Movie that the subtitles are green and blocky ant totally unreadable. is there anyway to edit this inf/vob files to correct the colour and font of the subtitles?

    thanks in advance

    Hoppy
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  2. Member mats.hogberg's Avatar
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    Yes, the subtitle color information is in the IFO. It can be fixed with IfoEdit and I think there's even a special tool for this - take a look in the TOOLS section.
    <edit>or even better - read on here!</edit>

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  3. The colors can also be fixed using DVDSubEdit, or, more easily in my opinion, in PGCEdit. Open the DVD in PGCEdit, double-click the movie, and change the colors to whatever you like for the outline and main color. If both the outline and main color are the same green, DVDSubEdit is probably the way to go, as you can make the changes and see the results on-the-fly, before making the changes permanent. Here's the guide:

    http://download.videohelp.com/DVDSubEdit/Guides/ChangingColors/Guide.htm

    Since DVD subtitles are image or picture based, you can't change the font without first performing an OCR, changing the font, and then converting back.
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  4. thanks, if i have no luck with the other ifoedit guide, i'll try your suggestions
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  5. Check tosee if your film has closed captions. I saw a film like this one you are mentioning & it has CCs instead.
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