Read To Me Mom

Read to me mom! The program is used to attach text tracks to audio and video files, in particular, it concerns the imposition of dialogues on movies encoded in divx and mpeg format. The program does not play movies, for this purpose it uses QuickTime Player, which is installed with the operating system. The program recognizes and supports the most common file formats with dialogues. Requirements Requires Mac OS X version 10.1 or later and registered QuickTime 5, 6.1, or 7 (QuickTime Pro) and later. The program does not work with QuickTime versions 6.0.0 - 6.0.2. Installation The program does not require installation. Usage After starting the program, its main window will appear on the screen. In the upper part of the window there are two "dump zones" - places where you can drag the files to be opened. It is also possible to indicate files via the classic file selector, to do this you need to press the Open button… and select a file. Note: If the file is not recognized (cannot be dragged to the "dump zone"), it must be indicated by pressing the Open… while pressing the option (alt) key on your keyboard. The Convert button is used to call the function of changing the encoding of the Polish character standard. The menu above this button allows you to select the type of recoding. This function should be used for files containing texts encoded, e.g. in Windows format (CP 1250). The program requires that the subtitles attached to the film are encoded in the Mac CE standard. Edit button… opens a window in which you can preview the contents of the dialog list and edit the time of displaying the dialogs. You can change the display time of a single dialogue or a group of dialogs, change the FPS (frames per seconds) value for dialog lists in frame format, and delete dialogues. Save button… allows you to save the modified dialog list. Save button… allows you to save the modified dialog list. Change… opens a window in which it is possible to select the font used to generate subtitles, change its size, colors, etc., and specify the time after which the subtitles are to be extinguished. Pressing the Attach button starts the process of attaching a dialogue list to the movie. When the operation is complete, you can start playing the movie: activate QuickTime Player and select Present Movie from the Movie menu… or press c + F. In earlier versions of QuickTime Player, Present Movie… it's called Full Screen. Toolbar ➀ - display time of the currently selected dialogue (in seconds) ➁ - selecting the previous problematic dialogue ➂ - selecting the next problematic dialogue ➃ - calculation of FPS value (number of frames of the film displayed in one second) ➄ - the current FPS value for which the dialogue times are calculated ➅ - removal of punctuation errors from dialogues ➆ - division into parts of dialogues exceeding a certain length (measured in characters) Comments - The program may not work correctly if in System Preferences, the International panel, i…