Built-in font in subtitles #74
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Using diffenator2, the only differences seem to be Chinese characters that are also used as Japanese kanji, with the zh-cn font having the simplified versions of the characters vs the ja-jp font having traditional versions of the characters. zh-cn.ttf fontja-jp.ttf fontSince both fonts can still properly display all other characters, it shouldn't really matter, just up to user preference whether they want Chinese traditional vs. simplified characters. P.S. I believe most Chinese/Japanese readers can read both interchangeably, but I'm biased toward the Japanese font since I can read Japanese. |
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How to specify a font file when generating subtitles in ffmpeg.
And also don't specify the font name in the ass file, but instead specify the path to the font file.
I also noticed that there are two font files in the game folder.
As I understand, one of them is for Chinese and the other is for Japanese. But they also display correctly in other languages.
So, which file should be built into a program?
Any help will be useful. Thanks.
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