How to set SubTitle Color

[MadMax66]

I have searched and have not found an answer, so, I am hoping someone here has an answer for me here.

I am demuxing a DVD with ReJig then muxing it back with MuxMan, but the sub-titles are always this neon blue color when I am done.

What can I do to get them to come out white like they were in the original VOBs?

I see no sub-title color options in ReJig or MuxMan when demuxing or muxing the VOB files.

Thanks for any help you can give me.

[MadMax66]

Well, I sort of found an answer on my own, I use a program called DVDSubEdit to edit my DVD files and change the Clut colors to what I want the subs to be.

It sure would be nice if MuxMan would allow you to choose the colors before it muxes the files though....

[GTRBudda]

I haven't fully worked it out yet, but I think the colors can be controled in Muxman. After you load files (video, audio, subs, etc...), save to a project file (an mxp file). Open it in a text editor, and at the top there'll be something like this:

Name=DefaultPalette
Color 0=0, 0, 0
Color 1=31, 31, 31
Color 2=255, 255, 255
Color 3=253, 0, 0
Color 4=127, 127, 127
...

the "color N=RED,GREEN,BLUE" can be seasoned to taste Re open the project in Muxman and it should be ready to go.

You can also change the "mapping" (is it?) of the colors (something like "Color=3 2 1 1" further down the mxp file) but I'm not quite clear on that part yet.

I haven't tried this with .sup subtitles, but it does work with .sst subs.


Edit: I was somewhat pressed for time when I posted earlier so I didn't think through my explanation. Sorry about that. Anyway, a little more clearly:

The colors under DefaultPalette (numbered 0-15) are ofcoarse the color choices for the sub pics. The "Color=3 2 1 1" further down the mxp file set where colors will go. The order is "Color=Outline Anti-Alias Font Background" (or Color=e2 e1 pa bg). For each color in the DefaultPalette, add 1 to it for the mapping (0 would be 1, 1 would be 2, etc). So following the palette above, the colors would be a white outline, a really dark grey anti alias, and a black font and background. Yes, ahem, my color choices were really off when I wrote that..... Anyway, you can set it up how you want in the palette, and set your mapping colors from there.

The real explanation (where I got it from) is here: http://www.mpucoder.com/Muxman/std/mxp/index.html under Setting Statements and Content Statements. Hope that makes more sense.