anykind. using ffdshow resizer sure looks better than the player resize, the video and subtitle. but use to much cpu power. not taht my cpu can't handle it...
i like my setup super efficient

sorry guys i have a problem. i did as the tutorial said and change to VMR 9 but when I try to load subtitles, error come out:

to load subtitles, you need to change the video renderer type and reopen the file.
-DirectShow: VMR 7/VMR 9 renderless or Haali's
-RealMedia: Special Renderer for RealMedia, or open it through Directshow.

AM I to download something?

u mean overlay mixer + directvobsub? sub will look jaggy anyway unless u do resizing,
u need to resize atleast 1.5x from original video width and height to "anti-aliasing" ur sub
or if u have nVidia card, try use mplayer with opengl renderer.

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Added on October 30, 2007, 7:02 pmwhat tutorial? what player are u using?

This post has been edited by 1024kbps: Oct 30 2007, 07:02 PM

the tutorial in the first page first post: Viewing subtitle on first page, that tutorial.

Using Real Media Player.

try media player classic first easy for troubleshooting.

sorry i meant media player classic ....it's a 700mb file, think it's called AVI? not sure the format of the file.

just make sure u r using VMR7/9 renderless.
or just install directvobsub to use with default overlay mixer.

i went to options to set it to VMR 9 renderless but still same thing

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Added on November 2, 2007, 4:00 pmsomeone had a similar problem:

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...dpost&p=8446108

This post has been edited by kobe8byrant: Nov 2 2007, 04:00 PM

i got the same thing if i didnt use vmr renderless
change to vmr renderless and restart player.

ok. maybe i am doing it wrong. am i supposed to open Media Player without any file? and if so, do i select VMR 7 or VMR 9 renderless? and the other stuff? Do i select Direct X 7 or Direct X 9?

with or without also can, VMR7/9 renderless doesnt matter as both also can load subtitle, the DirectX 7/9 has nothing to do with the VMR renderer

i mean do i select VMR 7 or 9, i seemed to try both but nothing

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Added on November 2, 2007, 8:19 pmVMR 7 enables subtitles but the video appears on 2 screens.

This post has been edited by kobe8byrant: Nov 2 2007, 08:19 PM

still cant load subtitle? weird=.=
if ur video renderer has changed to VMR renderless, the notify windows will not show up anymore.

u can use the default overlay mixer anyway, but u must use directvobsub, it render subtitle even on overlay mixer without eating high CPU usage(unless u have mid-end GPU) like VMR renderless.

it doesn't do it properly. when i go VMR 9, the window shows up. when i go VMR 7, can but the screen is green but the subtitles appear and the screen is cut into 2 parts

Do u have Direct x 9.0 installed?
the problem u have is kinda complicated,
try directvobsub, less problem than VMR

how to check if i have Direct x 9.0?

go to "Run" or command prompt type dxdiag and hit enter.

http://subscene.com/

great place to find axxo subs~~

I just found this new website. For tv series. TV Subtitles

hmm.
went to directvobsub general setting set it to resize double size if lower than 1024x576. lower than this the subs looks jaggy. it does resize the video together. but subs now looks sharp. not sure if it resizes twice, i mean vobsub then player. check later.

do i win?

hmm. cpu load 2x for 704x400

This post has been edited by shirohamada: Nov 28 2007, 07:36 PM