Re: arabic subtitles

Date : Mon, 12 Dec 2005 11:18:23 -0500
To : <DS(at)Softimage.COM>
From : "Larry Schmitt" <LSchmitt(at)duart.com>
Subject : Re: arabic subtitles
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thanks for reply... I translated to a unicode text file and the file looks fine in notepad but on subtitle import it flips. I am running 7.6 v3 by the way.  I tried to copy and paste individual subtiltes and DS flips them in both titles tools.  I am using arial but tried humanist ans times and they all behave the same.  Why does other windows programs know how to deal with arabic but DS does not??? Also in notepad file I typed "abc" at end of arabic title and that came in "abc" in ds. confused??
----- Original Message -----
From: Paul Neal
Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2005 7:52 PM
Subject: Re: arabic subtitles

Larry,
 
I've used the subtitle a lot (just not with Arabic) and never had any problems. So, I would recommend making the Word doc into a .txt file and open that in Notepad to verify that all the characters are the same. If they are, then load that with the subtitle tool. If not, then make sure the font is loaded correctly (which font are you using?).
 
If that does not work, you have the ability to look in character map tool (in windows) to find the character there...you can then copy it from that app and paste it (replacing the bad character) into the DS title tool. Make sense?
 
Good luck.
Paul
 
On 12/8/05, Larry Schmitt <LSchmitt(at)duart.com> wrote:
DS is reversing the direction of letters when importing arabic subtitles. Word reads them correctly and the subtitle file is correct, but on import they get reversed. Now using 3d title I can reverse direction but can't find that in 2d title tool. Also can not find right to left direction instruction in subtitle template. Anyone get this to work? thanks
 
Larry Schmitt


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