Separate Double Layers of Subs After VobSub

This is the first time I've ever used vobsub, so I'm a little confused.

I had a video file (.avi) and a sub file (.srt) and i was messing around and 'mux'-ed them. Maybe that was what made it happen, but when I opened the video using Windows Media Player, the window was 200%. However, as soon as subtitles start coming up (when they're coded in) the window is reduced in size. It's not that the subtitles don't show up, because they do, but it's also that another smaller line of subtitles shows up underneath the video screen, which I assume causes the video to shrink. So the end result is regular subs in the smaller screen and and layer of subs underneath that.

Sorry if there's already a question like this, but I couldn't find it and I don't know if there are any fancy words to refer to it or anything.

It's not a big problem, but it's reaaally annoying.

Thanks in advance!

First; cool name. Second; I find that the fix to any Windows Media Player problem is to not use it at all. I reconmend you download another program. I personaly like Media player classic, which can be downloaded from download dot com. If, however, you wish to spend countless hours wasting your time with Windows Media Player I recomend the following steps: Play->Captions and Subtitles->off. I think that might turn off one set of subtitles.

Hope this helped.

Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 1:53 am Post subject: Post Rating: 0

WHOA!

1) Thanks for the compliment
2) Thanks for the advice
3) THANK YOU SOOO MUCH!

Not meaning to say I doubted your advice or anything...ya know..

BUT seriously, I didn't think it would be that simple.

THANKS sooo much.

You have put me in a good mood.