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  1. Hi Guys,

    I have been encountering this issue for several days already but couldn't find a solution. I do hope you guys have some suggestions on this.

    I'm working on DVD authoring in DVDLab Pro. I would have to create subtitles into 5 languages; Arabic, Chinese, Serbo-Croatian, Russian, and Somali. Arabic, Russian, and Somali are OK now. But i'm having problems with Chinese and Serbo-Croatian.

    I have created .srt subtitles in VisualSybSync. Then import them into DVDLab Pro. Fonts and scripts have been set to match the target languages i guess. I tried Simhei, Simsun fonts for Chinese, with Chinese script. I have also set my Windows regional and language to Chinese. But the font is still corrupt. I have attached a screen grab here.

    Could somebody help me out, please. I'm really struggling.

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    DVD-lab PRO accepts .son subtitles, right? So, use them MaestroSBT can convert Unicode ("UTF-16") SSA files to the .son format. Honestly, .srt is good enough for watching .AVIs , but definitely is not the best source for the creation of DVD subtitle pictures.

    I have also set my Windows regional and language to Chinese.
    Please undo that, and just avoid formats or applications that don't support Unicode correctly
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  3. Hi Heggunte,

    Thank you very much for your suggestion. I have tried. But seems that i'm still getting font corruption issues. Not sure if what's wrong. Is there any other way round?

    Thanks!
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    Please upload a copy of the "problematic" .SRT files

    (IF you can view them correctly in Notepad or Wordpad for example, save them as UTF text).
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