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Convert subtitle files to SubStation Alpha SSA scripts. SUB to SSA is a small, reliable and smart utility designed to allow you to convert subtitle files to SubStation Alpha SSA scripts.
If you usually convert DivX AVIs in VCD or SVCD and have subtitles in text files (usually in SubRip or MicroDVD format that are commonly used with DivX) and want to encode subtitles within VCD/SVCD video using VirtualDub frameserving and Sub Station Alpha v2.x/4.x subtitling plugin for VirtualDub, this tool will help you to convert subtitles from text files to appropriate Sub Station Alpha (SSA) scripts that VirtualDub SSA plugin can process.
SUBtoSSA has many advanced options like setting auto-sizing mode where you can have automatic size adjustment for different fonts (to fit on screen), it can find longest text line from subtitle file for selected font styles so you can easily check will font fit on screen with your style settings, it support style savings for later useage in different material (with several predefined styles for different viewing modes I made), advanced options where you can change font settings for particular segment and part of text, saving complete work into project file for later modifications and more ...
Useage and features are optimized to make rather standardized subtitles and SSA scripts for useage in VirtualDub subtitler plugin so, some SSA features that are not relevant for subtitling and which are not supported by VirtualDub SSA plugin are not included and some features that are not SSA standard but supported by VirtualDub Subtitler are added.
This version support SubRip SRT native time-based subtitle format and MicroDVD frame-based subtitle file format. If you have subtitles in any other format (SubViewer, SAMI etc.), use some of conversion tools to convert them to one of supported formats.
Main features:
- Support both most popular subtitle formats - SubRip SRT and MicroDVD SUB (with automatic retrieving framerate from appropriate AVI for MicroDVD format)
- Select, manage and save styles (font colors, encoding, size, margins, alignment ...)
- Support font auto-sizing for easier styles configuring
- You get several predefined styles for common TV playback standards
- Support style overridings - you can override styles in lines by already predefined styles or by manual settings and even in part of line (selected text within line can be bold, italic ...)
- Can track longest subtitle line according to selected style - usefull to prevent subtitle from "bleeding" (or wrapping) of the screen
- You can save complete work into project files for later useage
- Help and manual is present in HTML format

INI to Registry is a program for Windows that reads the contents of any INI file and loads them into the Win registry. By doing so, programs which previously used INI files can read the old data from the registry.
INI to Registry was originally developed to allow users of early Win 95/NT versions of Search and Replace to upgrade their software to versions greater than 2.41 without losing their history. Although it is no longer needed for Search and Replace upgrades, INI to Registry works well with any program that relies on INI files.

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I wrote RGBHSV some years ago to explain to my students how color models work. Recently I modified it so it now has the ability to create a textual description for the current color (very useful to copy & paste in several computer languages (HTML, Java, Delphi, Visual Basic, etc.) It also computes the nearest web-safe color.
The latest version, can pick a color from anywhere on the screen. It can take the color from a single pixel or average the color of 3x3 or 5x5 pixels.

Drag to MP3 - media player with possibly the smallest interface ever Drag to MP3 is a very small media player with possibly the smallest interface ever.
All you do is use Windows to drag and drop an MP3 file into a small window and it will be played for you. You can access a recent file list and play off that or choose a track by dragging and dropping.
Very simple and a good alternative to Windows Media Player for ease of use and size.

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