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Title: Subtitle Ripping - How to keep the Italics Description: Find out how italics in ripped subtitles Author/Publisher: Pancho Ease of use: Not Rated Latest Version: 1.0 (details) OS Support: Software Used: SubRip Date Added: Jul 29, 2000 Last Updated: Jul 29, 2000 Page Viewed: 12411 times	Printer Friendly Version User Rating: No ratings recorded - Vote Now User Comments: Post Your Comments
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I'll assume that you have already read Nicky's Subtitle Ripping Guide ( http://www.divx-digest.com/articles/subrip-mpeg4.html).
You should follow the steps explained in the guide until SubRip OCR asks for New characters.

(Taken from Nicky's page)

If the letter within the box is non italic answer the correct letter. If it is italic complete with: <b>, followed by the shown letter, followed by </b>. For example:
A = A
A = <b>A</b>
B = B
B = <b>B</b>
and so on...

When you finish ripping the subtitles you save the output file like it es explained in the guide.
Before converting the file to MicroDVD format, open it with any word processor that supports search & replace (I used WordPad).
The strings that follow should be copied without the quotation marks.

Search for all the "<b>" strings and delete the ones that are NOT at the start of the line.
Then spell check the text (using Word or other such tool)
Search for all the "<b>" (they should be all at the beginning of a line) and replace them with "{y:i}"

When all this is finished go on with the guide and convert the file to microDVD format.

And that's all. You should see italics like in the original DVD.

By Pancho
Thanks to Frata for the corrections

Comments to: divx@uol.com.ar

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