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[BUG] Burned-in extraction not working #508
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Originally created by @madnesofjuice on GitHub (Sep 30, 2019).
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So, i tryied to extract burned-in subtitles with gui and with command line but im getting the same error:
Error: Error: Parameter -hardsubx not understood.
in cmd:
ccextractorwin.exe 1.mkv -hardsubx -subcolor white -min_sub_duration 0.3 -conf_thresh 60
@vr8hub commented on GitHub (Jan 8, 2020):
Is there any update on this? I just encountered this error as well with the
brewversion on Mac, and then re-compiled from source to make sure it wasn't abrewissue.@canihavesomecoffee commented on GitHub (Jan 8, 2020):
Well, you'd have to make sure that you compiled the program to enable that feature, as (if I'm recalling it correctly), it's not enabled by default.
@vr8hub commented on GitHub (Jan 8, 2020):
Yes, thanks, I discovered that after a lot more time spelunking. The compile guide doesn't mention it at all, the build.command in the Mac directory doesn't mention it, so there's no obvious way for a newbie to know that. I tried using the autotools configure/make in the Mac directory and then took a look at the configure output to discover that it wasn't enabled by default. But enabling it causes undefined symbol errors, so I'll do some more investigation and open a new issue for that if I can't figure out the problem.
@gauravahlawat81 commented on GitHub (Jan 13, 2020):
Hey,I have been getting the same error. Even though I ran the command
make ENABLE_HARDSUBX=yesStill whenever I am giving it the
-hardsubxargument, It says@gauravahlawat81 commented on GitHub (Jan 13, 2020):
Okay now for me it's working. As I ran command
make ENABLE_HARDSUBX=yesa file namewas created under linux directory and after that I ran the command
./build_hardsubx. And after that I was able to use hardsubx as an arguement. All these things were done inlinuxdirectory and I am now able to use hardsubx with no issue at all.@cfsmp3 commented on GitHub (Jan 25, 2020):
Closing since sounds fixed - but @vr8hub feel free to reopen if you are still having problems
@denizdogan commented on GitHub (Mar 11, 2021):
This should be reopened. The issue is still as described in the original message and the workaround is not a solution.