I somehow managed to increase the subtitle size to 2x. How do I reduce it back to normal?
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its amazing that the peice of crap works at all.I bought one and it was the worse product ive ever bought anywhere.
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@ZGASPAR,Amazon rejected your msg probably because it contained the word .AS S (no space), the subtitle format. Amazon's language filters are pretty bad sometimes. I have Chinese, Korean, and Japanese subtitles on some of my movies as external .SRT and they all work fine. They have to be UTF-8.
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I have never done anything as big as that, but I believe you should be able to do that with PagePlus X6 or X7. I have done essentially the same thing with much smaller articles. Breaking it down into chapters may help. VR, Jim Nolan VR
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Yes, you can. For example, if you set the device to enlarge by 200%, the copy will be twice as wide and twice as high as the original. It can also diminish the size.
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If you are using large files then you are reducing your film quality a lot going to dvd format. Dvds have 4.5 gigs of space on them (unless they are dual layer dvd9 which have 8.5). Check to see if your authoring software is compressing the video to make it fit on the dvd. If it is you will need to go to your original editing software and lower the resolution of your project.
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I agree with you; but you can FIX IT; edit your shared.xml file and add this section: <Video> <Height>720</Height> <Width>1280</Width> </Video>You will be chatting in HD in no time. Also, make sure you get the LATEST version of Skype which as of now is 4.2.1055
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Try formating it in other way than FAT32. I use NTFS, which allowes me to copy larger files etc.
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If your video editor can make small changes in the play length of the video, you can keep the audio as it is and just stretch or shrink the video a fraction until it syncs. Nobody will notice.
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Under Image &gt; Resize, you will see two sets of choices. The second set is where you want to change the "percent" to "pixels". Hope this helps.
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Have you tried reformating the 64GB drive on your computer? Are you sure the firmware for your TV and BluRay player doesn't have any sort of size limitation on external directories?
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It should it asks if there is any external subtitles after hitting subtitle button
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whilst playing the file hit the key labelled [Q.MENU] click on [Set video Play.] then [Subtitle Off]
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Thank you.Basically, the problem I got is the pause between the clips when I write them to a DVD. So, I joined them (and the pause problom is solved) and tried to fit it to a 4.7 GB (which apparently holds 4.38GB data). And if the total size is less than 4.38GB, I could write the DVD. Else, I had to separate the single cip (which I joined before) and remove some of the clips and see how many are getting fit in 4.38GB. I think I could write it. Of course, I have to write a second DVD for rest of the clips. Thank you
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I takes very nice little mpg movies. I used the standard default setting. I don't think they are full HD (1900 x 1200).
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I agree with you; but you can FIX IT; edit your shared.xml file and add this section: &lt;Video&gt; &lt;Height&gt;720&lt;/Height&gt; &lt;Width&gt;1280&lt;/Width&gt; &lt;/Video&gt; You will be chatting in HD in no time. Also, make sure you get the LATEST version of Skype which as of now is 4.2.1055
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Rufus, Just bought this and love it, but, yes, the text generated from using CC onscreen button is very small. May be a way to get captions from the program source (such as streamed PBS or DVDs) or to increase size of the "default" CC text. Will get back to you if I find a way.Ok I'm back and and the text size isn't as small as I thought. It seems to measure 3/8", which works fine for me at 7 feet away. I think 3/8" is the suggested minimum size for viewing up to about 10 feet away for captioning. There is some variation in fonts, but it mostly seems to be uppercase sans serif something like Tahoma, if that means anything to you. You can also turn on subtitles to DVDs. Hope this helps. Rufus, Just bought this and love it, but, yes, the text generated from using CC onscreen button is very small. May be a way to get captions from the program source (such as streamed PBS or DVDs) or to increase size of the "default" CC text. Will get back to you if I find a way.Ok I'm back and and the text size isn't as small as I thought. It seems to measure 3/8", which works fine for me at 7 feet away. I think 3/8" is the suggested minimum size for viewing up to about 10 feet away for captioning. There is some variation in fonts, but it mostly seems to... » Read More Rufus, Just bought this and love it, but, yes, the text generated from using CC onscreen button is very small. May be a way to get captions from the program source (such as streamed PBS or DVDs) or to increase size of the "default" CC text. Will get back to you if I find a way.Ok I'm back and and the text size isn't as small as I thought. It seems to measure 3/8", which works fine for me at 7 feet away. I think 3/8" is the suggested minimum size for viewing up to about 10 feet away for captioning. There is some variation in fonts, but it mostly seems to be uppercase sans serif something like Tahoma, if that means anything to you. You can also turn on subtitles to DVDs. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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sixteen inches excuse the allcaps but this site is not playing well with my computer