English sub tracks 06 and 07 are the offenders. Episode I has such a scene as well, right after Jar-jar gets his ass kicked by Sebulba.
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I decided to play with the "custom colors" options and finally got the subs to appear! HOORAY!Īlso, I can now confirm that Episode IV is not the only "Star Wars" movie to have a subtitle track that puts the word "Lucas" at the top of the screen during a totally random part of the movie. Not opaque enough to make out more than a few letters in each frame, but enough to be able to tell that they were in fact letters. Going back and forth in time a few frames, I finally realized what I was looking at: TRANSPARENT subtitles! Almost transparent, anyway. As if I was looking at a new keyframe in the middle of the shot in a low-bitrate video stream. During one of the scenes that should have had subtitled, I noticed, near the bottom of the screen, where the subtitles should have been, a sort of. Today, figuring that I have almost a year of sobriety under my belt and there would never be a better time to try again, I did, and failed again.
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I kept coming back to it for a variety of reasons, like my discovery that the "stable" vobsub 1.006 had a bug that would erase subtitles in the latter half of a movie or TV episode, which was fixed in the "unstable" version 1.007, but I kept hitting the same dead-end. I've been aware of this problem for years.
Plus, the game will offer tons of action and adventure with a dose of role-playing. Not surprisingly, the story line in the LucasArts' game mirrors that of the Lucasfilm movie. English tracks 02, 03, 06, and 07, as well as Spanish tracks 04 and 05, SEEM to be empty whether I select "forced subtitles only" or not. It's Menace time Recently, we played Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace for the PlayStation, and even at 70 percent complete, it looked and felt solid. English sub tracks 00 and 01 are "all or nothing" - everything is subtitled and nothing is forced, so if I select "forced subtitles only" in VSrip, then it erases everything. Episode I, however, has been kicking my ass. Episodes 3 and 5 had no alien dialog to worry about, and episodes 2, 4, and 6 were all easy. idx files, and Gabest's Vobsub Virtualdub plugin to burn them into the video stream. Workflow involves VSrip (VobSub Ripper) to extract the subs to. My goal is to convert them all to something more portable, with all the alien jibberish properly subtitled in English but with nothing else subbed. I have the 2008 two-disc DVD versions of the original and prequel Star Wars movies.
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