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Gnome Subtitles 0.2 - Featuring Built-in Video Previewing
Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 03/09/2007 08:46 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
Gnome Subtitles is a subtitle editor for the GNOME desktop. It supports the most common text-based subtitle formats and allows for subtitle editing, conversion and synchronization.
* About: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/about
* Screenshots: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/screenshots
* Download: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/download
* About: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/about
* Screenshots: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/screenshots
* Download: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/download
What's New?
==========
Release notes with accompanying screenshots are available at: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/gnome-subtitles-release-0.2 . Its summary follows.
At last, video subtitling with built-in previewing is a reality for GNOME users. After a long development cycle, a first version of video previewing is now available. MPlayer was used as the backend and must be installed in order for playback to work. MPlayer was chosen because it supports most of the existing video files, although its integration with other applications has its limits and as such GStreamer and Xine integration are planned for the future.
Adjusting existing subtitles and creating new subtitles from scratch are now simpler tasks, as it's possible to set the subtitle timings based on the video position. The File Open dialog was also improved, allowing to select video files. Entering a folder automatically populates the list of video files with the videos in that dir. A video file is automatically selected if it matches the selected subtitle file. This allows to easily open a subtitle file together with its video file. File type filters were also added.
The whole project had a major refactoring, which resulted in much more manageable code. The Main window is now a Gtk.Window instead of a Gnome.App, making the Gnome-sharp dependency being now used in very few things. Widget names were reviewed and renamed, and every dialog and window is now in a separate glade file.
Bug fixes include:
* App crashes when selection float value with , as a decimal
separator (#402201)
Finally, many thanks to Stefan A. Keel (Sak), who once again provided with great artwork for the new icons, being of great help to the project.
Where's It?
==========
The sources are available at: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/download
Packages for distributions will be available ASAP at the same address.
Call For Contributions
=====================
The project is is need for talented contributions. There's much to do, but little time for the single developer. If you've got the skills to help, please contact the author using the project's mailing list.
Enjoy!
--
Pedro Castro
==========
Release notes with accompanying screenshots are available at: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/gnome-subtitles-release-0.2 . Its summary follows.
At last, video subtitling with built-in previewing is a reality for GNOME users. After a long development cycle, a first version of video previewing is now available. MPlayer was used as the backend and must be installed in order for playback to work. MPlayer was chosen because it supports most of the existing video files, although its integration with other applications has its limits and as such GStreamer and Xine integration are planned for the future.
Adjusting existing subtitles and creating new subtitles from scratch are now simpler tasks, as it's possible to set the subtitle timings based on the video position. The File Open dialog was also improved, allowing to select video files. Entering a folder automatically populates the list of video files with the videos in that dir. A video file is automatically selected if it matches the selected subtitle file. This allows to easily open a subtitle file together with its video file. File type filters were also added.
The whole project had a major refactoring, which resulted in much more manageable code. The Main window is now a Gtk.Window instead of a Gnome.App, making the Gnome-sharp dependency being now used in very few things. Widget names were reviewed and renamed, and every dialog and window is now in a separate glade file.
Bug fixes include:
* App crashes when selection float value with , as a decimal
separator (#402201)
Finally, many thanks to Stefan A. Keel (Sak), who once again provided with great artwork for the new icons, being of great help to the project.
Where's It?
==========
The sources are available at: http://gnome-subtitles.sf.net/download
Packages for distributions will be available ASAP at the same address.
Call For Contributions
=====================
The project is is need for talented contributions. There's much to do, but little time for the single developer. If you've got the skills to help, please contact the author using the project's mailing list.
Enjoy!
--
Pedro Castro
