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When playing the below linked file at 00:14:43 a sheet of paper is translated.
If I understand it correctly, the colour with which the original text is covered, should have the colour of the paper with blend-subtitles enabled. This is not the case, it is slightly tinted, a rectangle can be seen. The translated text at the bottom of the paper seems to not have this issue.
If it is relevant: the file is 10bit.
All screenshots are taken with: --start=00:14:43 --pause
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I'm going to go with shitty typesetting
The offending line: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=cv8aL91f (4chan's spam detection is seriously fucking annoying)
They use the color "E4E1E2" (that's in BGR format, so E2E1E4 is normal RGB hex), but from what I can tell, the average color in that area is closer to E7E7E9, so they might have either picked the color with a fucked up color space or just not averaged out the color in multiple areas of the image.
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If it happens with --no-config --vo=opengl, then it is absolutely a bug in the typesetting. If they match at all, then that config would make them match.
(The default setting for target-trc, auto, means that there's no gamma correction for either the video or the subtitles, since auto means the output TRC is always assumed to be equal to the input TRC)
What you can try doing is using --vf=format=colormatrix=bt.601 or `--vf=format=colormatrix=bt.709to see if that maybe fixes it. You can also try playing around with--ass-vsfilter-color-compat```.
The file is 2GB big, and will therefore take forever for me to upload (estimated ~10h).
You can cut out a portion of the file using various tools (google should help).
When playing the below linked file at 00:14:43 a sheet of paper is translated.
If I understand it correctly, the colour with which the original text is covered, should have the colour of the paper with blend-subtitles enabled. This is not the case, it is slightly tinted, a rectangle can be seen. The translated text at the bottom of the paper seems to not have this issue.
If it is relevant: the file is 10bit.
All screenshots are taken with: --start=00:14:43 --pause
Source (with --no-config and --vo=opengl and --no-sub):
https://a.pomf.se/hihapv.png
Screenshot with --no-config and --vo=opengl:
https://a.pomf.se/mioxtj.png
Screenshot with my personal config (includes blend-subtitles):
https://a.pomf.se/hjradu.png
Config: https://a.pomf.se/ektlyn.conf
File:
The file is 2GB big, and will therefore take forever for me to upload (estimated ~10h).
I'll update this when the file is up.
Subs:
https://a.pomf.se/rklihm.mks
mpvhq-version:
Maybe the subber made a mistake, but I don't know how to check that?
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