Hi
Sherman,
sorry for late reply.
I was tired yesterday evening, because I currently renovate my apartment.
I do all my office stuff, Python programming, drawing and 2D encoding on Arch Linux OS.
Only for 3D encoding in use my Windows computer.
Rocky posted on 6. September last Year, that it could be possible now to port your DGMVCSource to Linux.
It was clear for me, that I have to take care for 3D hard coded subtitles
by myself.
I spend much time to figure out, how I could do this task on Arch Linux.
As written before it works fine with fix depth.
When a 3D plane is available, I can create hard coded subtitles with original depths from Bluray.
I am happy with my own 3D subtitles with fixed depth.
But I am a quality junkie, so it would be the "cherry on the cake" ,
if I am able to create 3D subtitles with original depths on Arch Linux.
Honest answer:
I do not need to start Windows, just to extract 3D planes, then jumping back to Arch Linux to create hard coded 3D subtitles. Therefore I ask you for add this option in DGDemux (linux), if it is possible.
If you port one day your DGMVCSource to Linux, than I am fully independent from Windows.
But it is up to you, to decide if or if not.
Have a nice day
PS: Brush, roll and paint are waiting for me
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