by Svilen S.
24. November 2010 08:27
In order to change the subtitles color it is necessary to know the color indices that are used in the subpicture stream and then to define those colors in the subpicture palette.
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The DVD subtitles are placed in a subpicture stream in the MPEG-2 file. The subpicture stream contains a serie...
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by Valentin K.
21. September 2010 07:13
The following example shows a DVD that has one title made of a video object using audio/video elementary streams.
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by Valentin K.
1. September 2010 20:14
There is a new SubpictureEncoder interface for producing DVD subtitle streams from STL subtitle format.
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by Svilen S.
12. July 2010 15:58
Here is one way to set the video capture format in the VideoRecorder sample (part of DVDBuilder.NET). The following piece of code sets the format of the capture device to colorspace I420, frame size 640x480 and frame rate of 25 fps.
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by Valentin K.
26. March 2010 00:33
This is a small bug fix release.
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by Valentin K.
1. February 2010 18:44
This is a maintenance release that fixes a few things in 2.0.5. In addition the optical device plugin for VideoRecorder has been updated to use PrimoBurner 3.0.6.
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by Svilen S.
9. December 2009 21:35
If you want to create a DVD project that switches between video files as if they were chapters, the following snippet should work in DVDBuilder:
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by Svilen S.
1. December 2009 10:08
As it was stated in a previous post the .NET versions of PrimoBurner, DVDBuilder and PrimoMpeg require the presence of a specific VC runtime. Each .NET assembly that we provide (PrimoBurner.NET.dll, DVDBuilder.NET.dll, PrimoMpeg.NET.dll) contains a manifest in which the required CRT i...
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by Valentin K.
21. November 2009 04:31
PrimoBurner.NET, DVDBuilder.NET and PrimoMpeg.NET require specific VC runtime version to run.
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by Valentin K.
18. November 2009 05:15
VideoRecorder can now record up to 10 hours of DVD quality video on a single 50GB BD-R DL or BD-RE DL. The resulting disc can be played directly on standard home blu-ray player.
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