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amalcontentiwilson
I tried to use a small clip from a DVD to test the captions, and it
(sorry 'bout the link, it matched a FOX video and they blocked it)
So finally Google are bring the great Google Video features back to
P.S. If your uploading content that is relatively popular or
Cya!
On Sep 14, 10:20 pm, rewboss wrote:
> 1. One important piece of information missing from the help pages is
> Index number
> 2. Couldn't the lines be longer? Generally speaking, two lines of text
> 3. A strange bug: If I put a comma at the end of any line except the
> First line,
> Is displayed as:
> First line,,
> 4. The timing is slightly off. The titles appear several frames
> Here are the fruits of my labours, if anyone's interested:
worked perfectly.
More "fruits of labour" can be seen at:
http://s.ytimg.com/yt/swf/watch-vfl56562.swf?video_id=GPBa6aa3_88&sub...
YouTube. Yay!c
commercial, you could try opensubtitles.org for the subtitles instead
of making your own.
> created myself in Notepad.
> that YouTube requires the caption index number for each caption:
> without that, the file is rejected. The correct format would be:
> Time codes
> Text
> Blank line
> is the maximum, because it takes a significant amount of time to go
> from the end of one line to the beginning of the next, especially with
> centred (or, incidentally, right-justified or ltr languages) text.
> last, the comma is doubled, like this:
> next line.
> next line.
> earlier than specified.