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David Niemeijer <email@hidden> wrote:I am having an issue with text tracks in QT 7.x. In QT 6.5.x a white text track with {keyedText:On} would result in white text with a small black outline that would show well on any kind of movie images (dark or light). With QT 7.x the slight black outline is gone, making subtitles hard to see if the movie has frames with very light colored images. Is the way QT 7.x does it a bug or supposed to be a feature? As outlined text {outline} does not seem to have any effect it is no longer possible to see movies with subtitles the same way it is done on DVDs and in the cinema, white subtitles with a slight black edge that are easy to read on any kind of background.
Does someone know a solution for this? Does it make sense to file a bug or is the change 100% intentional?
I'm pretty sure the change is 100% intentional. I filed a bug requesting they fix it in 2 previous versions of QuickTime. (I seem to recall it worked properly in the versions before that.) I needed the text to be properly keyed for the app I was working on, and a black outline is not properly keyed, despite the fact that it makes it easier to read in your case. You should probably set the shadow flag to get a similar (though slightly different) effect.
Thanks,
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