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    Hey,

    I need to put the color of the text of the subtitles in hexadecimals... BGR
    H<bb><gg><rr>



    That should be something like H76173255 right?

    But when I put that into the code it shows as a whole different color something like a very very dark orange or something..

    Can somebody help me what I'm doing wrong?
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    Shouldn't the Hex code be six digits, each digit ranging from 0 to F? (ibid): http://www.computerhope.com/htmcolor.htm. Choose the color you want, copy the six digit code, paste it into the box that's labeled "#". Voila! What you refer to as Hex code is actually a numeric for each color ranging from 0 to 255.
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  3. http://www.ascii.cl/conversion.htm
    Windows' calculator program also has hex/dec conversion.

    76 = 4C
    173 = AD
    255 = FF

    76,173,255 --> 4CADFF

    I guess ASS wants a leading H to indicate hex so: H4CADFF
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    Looks like he entered it backwards, then.
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  5. No, he had them in the right order: H<bb><gg><rr>. There's also an optional leading two digits for alpha (transparency): H<aa><bb><gg><rr>. I just checked this with VLC.
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