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And when ingesting srt files in ffmpeg. Ffmpeg expects the srt file to be utf8 encoded, but it is sometimes encoded in Windows-1252 which is the original format
by cm2187 6y ago
And when ingesting srt files in ffmpeg. Ffmpeg expects the srt file to be utf8 encoded, but it is sometimes encoded in Windows-1252 which is the original format. So you might need to transcode it first.
- _Gyan_ 6y agoYou can set the charenc option for other character sets.
- henrikschroder 6y agoUrghk. I had no idea, but then again I would never use .srt myself, it's a terrible format. I'm always using .ass, because then you can get proper left-aligned subtitles, proper font, and a proper box around them.