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This summer, #Kdenlive is all about the ASS. Yup you heard it right, .ass subtitle support is coming along with some nifty other features like multiple subtitle tracks. Stay tuned for more.
i like big ~subtitles~ and i cannot lie!
My other brothers can't hear right
Then when a girl talks in an itty bitty way
We found the thing for the case, subs get sprung
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peak title
@kdenlive Ah yes, good ol' Advance SubStation Alpha subtitles. Been a while since I've seen them around, they were really common for fansubs
Man those were different times. I remember my brother using Aegisub and the stuff they could do with it, mind blowing.
@einlander Fun fact: the developer of #Aegisub, Rodrigo Braz Monteiro, ended up building the engine for #Wargroove 1 and 2.
@justjanne @kdenlive @kde
.ass is still one of the most human readable subtitle (alongside with .srt).
On other hand, .ttml is just a nightmare for casual fansubber.
At least, that is what happen in fansub culture in my country.
@techpengu @kdenlive @kde If you want human readable, use VTT. If you use ASS, that's usually to add pixel-perfect 3D animations.
Also, to author VTT, SRT and TTML easily you can use e.g. the free edition of Davinci Resolve.
Hell yeah. I love ass and I love open source software.
Wow nice ass support is coming
@[email protected] @[email protected] i love how theres 5 different renditions of the shocked avgn in the reactions
man -k libass
libass: nothing appropriate.