Pascal Schirrmann wrote: > Christian Lyra a écrit : >> Hi, >> >> >>> I have some need of 'hand tuned' fxd files for some movies, but I'm >>> lost >>> in the (non existing) documentation. >>> >> >> You can find about fxd files here: >> http://freevo.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/doc/FXDFiles, and inside >> <freevo-sources>/Docs/fxd_files.txt. Maybe it´s not complete, but it´s >> a good start point. >> > Thanks Christian, I knew the former, but miss the later :-) With the > two, I begin to have interesting results. > > So, I'm now a little further, lot of things are working, but I'm > surprised of the way this works : > > Suppose that I have a video in English, the French soundtrack in a > separate mp3 file, and subtitle in both English and French (and yes, I > use that !) > > It seems that the combinations are a little 'static'. I only was able > to have every combination with 6 variants in my FXD file (the file is > attached). > > That work nicely (freevo is great, did I told you ?) but it could be > easier to have the choice of selecting the soundtrack, the subtitles, > then start the movie. > Imagine the same but with three language and subtitles ! > > Or did I do something wrong ? > > Thanks, > Pascal It would be really appreciated if you could update the wiki with all that you find out about the fxds!
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