I'll play stupid and not help myself on this one.mrSmiles said:you can use batchdpg to convert videos to dpg format
Priss said:I'll play stupid and not help myself on this one.mrSmiles said:you can use batchdpg to convert videos to dpg format
What file types can batchdpg read and convert to .dpg?
ei: can it read .mkv .ogm .avi(I'm say yes to this one) .mp4?
And lastly... will the video play on both screen? I think this is a smart question !
Wait whaaaa?JJBro1 said:lol too late for that.Maybe said:no pr0n on ds
Hrm.. let me try .mkv right now...da_head said:i was under the impression that batchdpg can only read avi?! or works best with it or something
hm i think the issue with mkv is that u lose the subtitles (unless u have it separated)Priss said:Hrm.. let me try .mkv right now...da_head said:i was under the impression that batchdpg can only read avi?! or works best with it or something
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Soft Sub? Possibly...da_head said:hm i think the issue with mkv is that u lose the subtitles (unless u have it separated)Priss said:Hrm.. let me try .mkv right now...da_head said:i was under the impression that batchdpg can only read avi?! or works best with it or something
I'll edit post in 2min.
Style / Font / Size / Color / but most of all resolution affect it.mrSmiles said:ogm files don't work on batchdpg from my experience, mp4 works fine.
i also think that when converting files with hard subs the difficulty of reading comes from the style groups may have used for the subs
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method i use for ogm's:
demux ogm, delete all but the sub files
convert ogm to avi or other format without the subs
use batchdpg with the new converted file and the subtitle file