[vlc] Re: Is there anyway to alter subtitle settings without creating an altered subtitle file?

[Sigmund Augdal]

First: What are the subtitles currently stored in? Is it a dvd or a .mkv or
.ogm?

If it is the later I assume you have trubble reading the subtitles and want
to change the color to something that is less likely to appear in the video.
Then I can inform you that the next release of vlc will have white subtitles
with black borders around them. These are easy to read on allmost any color.

Then I can tell you that in any case VLC can not change the color of the
subtitles, and most probably will not do that for some time.

Sigmund

On Sat, Sep 20, 2003 at 10:38:56PM -0400, Kevin Olemoh wrote:
> First off I would like to say that other than the following question I
> have no problems with your player, I think its great.
> 
> I've been trying to figure out how to change subtitle colors, without
> creating a separate subtitle file is this possible in Videolan?  If this
> is so how would I go about doing it?
> 
> I am using the newest windows release and I have windows xp
> professional.
> 
> I quick reply would be greatly appreciated.
> 

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