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Hi,
I used DIVX Media Subtitler for a while on Windows XP. It worked fine, although I didn't realize how much of a bast...time-consuming subtitling was.
I moved to Windows 7 this week and noticed that as soon as I open a video in this app, an almost-black (very dark brunettey-brown) strip appears where the subtitles will display.
I thought: Oh, it must be set to opaque, to show a black background behind the subtitles. OPAQUE was unchecked however. I checked it, and the almost-black strip became fully black.
I did this for a while (plus an un- and re-install) before I thought: This must be a Windows 7/Quad core/compatibility issue.
Has anyone else run into this? I don't want a black strip background on my videos because some have very occasional text. The strip there would look amateurish.
What can I do?
It's a new Dell Alienware Alien ATX PC.
I used DIVX Media Subtitler for a while on Windows XP. It worked fine, although I didn't realize how much of a bast...time-consuming subtitling was.
I moved to Windows 7 this week and noticed that as soon as I open a video in this app, an almost-black (very dark brunettey-brown) strip appears where the subtitles will display.
I thought: Oh, it must be set to opaque, to show a black background behind the subtitles. OPAQUE was unchecked however. I checked it, and the almost-black strip became fully black.
I did this for a while (plus an un- and re-install) before I thought: This must be a Windows 7/Quad core/compatibility issue.
Has anyone else run into this? I don't want a black strip background on my videos because some have very occasional text. The strip there would look amateurish.
What can I do?
It's a new Dell Alienware Alien ATX PC.