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DVD Lab Pro subtitles?

messenjah14

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What kind of subtitles work in DVD Lab Pro 2? I currently have them as .srt (Subtitle Workshop format SubRip), but it ain't picking them up.
 

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dvd lab pro can handle various formats including true srt. However from the versions I checked it has a problem with the borders with almsot any subtitles except .ssa. That is what I use. The catch: no italic.
 

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In Subtitle Workshop, what name does .ssa use? Like when you select Save As you need to select the type of the file, like with .srt you select SubRip and so on.
 

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Haha, I'm an idiot. I was trying to import the subtitles to the same place where you import the video files. Now I got it working.
 

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the name for ssa is sonic scenarist.
 
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