Question about extraction of subtitles and cue points for "USM" containers.

[Joe Forster/STA]

Originally Posted by L33THAK0R

I'm also reluctant to release a guide just to spite some users over at the Xentax forums who were really unhelpful buggers, but were still expecting me to educate them should I be successful.

Concentrate on having fun with your experiments. Then releasing your results (which you should do) or keeping them for yourself won't matter anymore. Just like it makes no sense to not release the source of a piece of software that is freely distributable anyway.

[L33THAK0R]

Originally Posted by Joe Forster/STA

Concentrate on having fun with your experiments. Then releasing your results (which you should do) or keeping them for yourself won't matter anymore. Just like it makes no sense to not release the source of a piece of software that is freely distributable anyway.

Honestly I'll probably release my findings in depth eventually, but just haven't the energy to write things up formally, it was a bit draining thinking I found a universal solution when I had actually just gotten lucky with an aspect of the process. On top of this I only really want to release a guide when I completely understand the container type, with subtitle meta-data (time-stamps), and attempting to identify whether or not a given track can have its track-number identified in a universal way (some tracks are labeled outside of the standard 0 - 11 numbering system). For now I've managed to create a proof of concept and apply my technique only to one title fully.