Iflicks 2 subtitles not importing12/31/2023 ![]() ![]() ![]() The Italic Start/Stop options are useful to locate and read the text when it is italics formatted. Otherwise the text won't be properly wrapped in EZTitles. Using the row delimiter the text between the subtitle header and footer is divided into individual lines. Usually the Subtitles Header/Footer sections contain the timecodes so please remember to properly include the, tags in your pattern. The Subtitles header and footer are used to locate the individual subtitles. You can leave them empty when there are no header or footer sections. These identifies where the subtitles begin and end if there is header or footer section in the file. You can define the pattern used in the file as a comment.Ĭomment lines will be imported and displayed as comments next to the subtitle they have been attached to. More about the regular expression syntax you can find later in this topic. You can use regular expressions or direct match when specifying the pattern parameters. EZTitles will always place the subtitles on the bottom row. This option can be used when the imported text has some empty rows below the last text line. The code page field is not available if you are importing RTF or. More about selecting the proper code page you can find in Plain ASCII/Unicode Text Files topic. When you tune all the parameters, you can save them as a template and you won't need to enter the same settings again and again when you have to handle more files of the same type. If there is nothing displayed in the Preview you have to adjust the Import Settings, because they don't match the layout of the imported file. ![]() Please note that due to the limitations of the preview window the italic text is surrounded by "" marks. If the Italic End field is empty that means that Italic Start just flips the italic attribute.Īny time you make any changes at the Custom Import dialog, you can press the Preview button and have a quick review of the file and check if the text and the time code will be correctly imported. The Italic Start and Italic End options should be used if you wish to keep the italic formatting of the text. The already located subtitle's header and footer sections will be additionally checked if they consist any time code for the in and out cues.Īfter the subtitles were located, EZTitles will interpret all the individual lines in the subtitle using the Row Delimiter. You can also specify the subtitle's footer only and in this case the text between two footers will be considered as the subtitle's body. If the subtitle footer is empty the text between the current header and the next one is considered as the subtitle's body containing the text. The Subtitle header and Subtitle footer fields are intended to locate the individual subtitles, defining the start and respectively the end of each one.Īll the text between them is considered a valuable text which has to be imported.Īt least one of these parameters must be specified. If you leave the Subtitles Begin and End fields empty, this means that there are no header or footer and the subtitles start with the very first line in the file. In this case EZTitles will locate the file's header or footer and each line after the header and before the footer will be considered as the part that contains the subtitles. You can define and use both or only one of them. This way the header or footer can be skipped. The fields contain search patterns (described below) that helps to locate the subtitles part of the text. The whole process can be split into three parts:įirst using the Subtitles begin and Subtitles end fields the program locates the part of the file containing the subtitles. Before explaining the available options in the above dialog window it is important to learn more about the Custom Text Import module principles and how it works. ![]()
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