- replace fixed RG subtitle bottom positioning with resolution-scaled Y offset
- add centralized ScaleX, ScaleY, and ScaleFont helpers
- scale RG horizontal eye offset based on output width
- scale font size, SBS margins, and OU margins based on output/base resolution
- change default baseline behavior from legacy 384x288 to tunable base resolution
- add BaseResX/BaseResY options with 1280x720 defaults
- add CLI options for:
- --baseresx
- --baseresy
- --bottomoffset
- --sbssidemargin
- --outopmargin
- --verticalmargin
- replace remaining layout magic numbers with configurable options:
- BottomOffset
- SbsSideMargin
- OuTopMargin
- VerticalMargin
- FontSize
- OffsetX
- preserve original numeric defaults for layout settings when not specified (based off of my personal experiences and preferences.
- update WinForms designer to expose new converter settings
- update WinForms code-behind to pass new options to Converter.Main
- prefill GUI controls with converter-aligned default values
- improve mode-based UI enable/disable behavior for SBS, OU, and RG settings
- prepare shared-defaults approach via ConverterDefaults for keeping GUI and converter defaults in sync
- add rg (red-green) anaglyph subtitle mode with configurable horizontal offset
- extend CLI mode handling to support sbs, ou, and rg
- add offsetx option for anaglyph subtitle positioning
- add Windows Forms GUI project for configuring and running conversions
- add file pickers for input/output paths in the GUI
- add GUI controls for mode, resolution, font size, and offset
- add status output and mode-aware UI behavior in the GUI
- update mode selection handling to support user-friendly display labels
- add named CLI arguments for mode, resolution, font size, and output path
- support stereo modes: sbs (side-by-side) and ou (over-under)
- write output .ass files next to the input file by default
- add console logging, usage help, and argument validation
- update ASS style generation for SBS and OU layouts
- rename OU styles to Top and Bottom
- fix HTML font color conversion to proper ASS color ordering
- refactor runtime settings into an Options class
Side Note: As a hearing impared person, I love this project and am glad it exists and I dont have to start from scratch.
that j==1 comes from an issue found while using this where a subtitle would be just a number (for example "2025") and it would pass the int.TryParse(line, out int k) check. With j==1 it always knows that it should be a timestamp
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Emrick, Joshua
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