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  1. Hi,

    Im using subtitle edit to convert this subtitles in xml:

    http://bngnwww.b-ch.com/caption/35470338/1685/953686131674292/1362883900.xml?cashPath=1429887605621

    to ass but I cant. I get a lot of broken lines. Maybe im doing something wrong? Any suggestions please?

    Thank you.
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  2. I don't know which language you want?

    Anyway I tried the first (Trad Chinese) and I think it's okay?

    For the English there's a lots a double line breaks. Open it. Use Tools -> Fix common errors. Save as SRT. This will remove the double line breaks. Open the .srt. Save as .ass.
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  3. Thank you. Actually i need the spanish latin one. However I would appreciate if you tell me how to do it so i can learn to do it myself.
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  4. Edit out the spanish part in the XML file with Notepad or the like. Then as for english.
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  5. But what program did you use? Subtitle edit?
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  6. Can you please tell me your method? Because thats the one im using but I couldnt get the result i want.
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  7. I'll try.

    I marked the file you upload with Ctrl+A and pasted it into notepad, edited out the first line and saved it with Unicode encoding.

    To find the spanish latin I searched the xml tag "lang=" and cut out the other languages and saved as spanish.txt

    This I opened in Subtitle Edit. Used "Tools -> Fix common errors" and saved as .srt

    This I opened in SE and saved as .ass
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  8. With first line you mean this one?

    <div xml:lang="Spanish Latin">
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  9. This one

    This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.

    You cut out all parts from "<div xml:lang=" to the ending "</div>" for all other languages except Spanish Latin
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  10. Yes, my text file starts exactly from: <div xml:lang="Spanish Latin">

    and ends with:

    to vez el Cosmo?
    </p>
    </div>

    I opened with the program and applied fix common errors with all the defaults. However the file is not as clean as yours.
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  11. Here's the file I used
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  12. Seems like i got it right now. Thank you so much for your kind help!
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