I was wondering if there was any way to to be able to edit the subtitles when watching one piece. This may be lazy of me but I would like to be able to watch One Piece or any anime for that matter from a recliner rather then a computer chair. So is there any media player that lets you increase the font size of the sub titles?
One piece with subtitles?
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no, they aren't soft subs. you'll have to increase the overall picture size.
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This should be in the help forum.
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Well, if you absolutely want the sucky-ness that is soft-subs, I recommend downloading a raw and setting up the file yourself.
failing that, use a large TV, make sure it's up from the gorund a bit, and move your recliner, couch whatever closer to the TV. Should be large enough anyways.
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Hm… there are some ways to go about this:
1. You can buy a $30 monster s-video cable that allows you to plug your computer to your television. Both the computer and tv must have the s-video port for this to work of course XD Anyways, that tends to work pretty well, plus it sometimes improves the colors a bit as well...2. There is a way to convert the files to burn them onto DVDs so you can watch them on your tv... I think they have to be mpegs or something... You'd need the right kinda program to do it, if you had a mac, iDVD works... dunno about PCs ^^
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MP1: Not Sure
MP2: Standard Movie Format(for DVDs and such)
MP3: Music
MP4: uhhh video I think. usually for the computer. not sur eof it's exact purpose.
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…I like soft-subs.. (and dual-audio as well), I thought that was the whole point of using ffdshow and classic media player..
Do any groups actually use soft-subs for One Piece?
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…I like soft-subs.. (and dual-audio as well), I thought that was the whole point of using ffdshow and classic media player..
Do any groups actually use soft-subs for One Piece?
the HK subs XD…
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Well that's no help.. >_>
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@pirateneko:
Hm… there are some ways to go about this:
1. You can buy a $30 monster s-video cable that allows you to plug your computer to your television. Both the computer and tv must have the s-video port for this to work of course XD Anyways, that tends to work pretty well, plus it sometimes improves the colors a bit as well...2. There is a way to convert the files to burn them onto DVDs so you can watch them on your tv... I think they have to be mpegs or something... You'd need the right kinda program to do it, if you had a mac, iDVD works... dunno about PCs ^^
But the tv does not have the sharpness of a average computer screen, so sometimes it can be difficult to see certain subtitles, softsubs works really well but sometimes the subs can be to small, and i watch it on a 20-inch TV.
My TV cant support S-Video, but my computer has normal Composit-Video-out that i use and the quality is roughly the same, the color seems to be better with S-video though.