The following Simulation Window shows the first subtitle in its actual subpicture image. You should note that the input color is white for background, black for the subtitle text (pattern), and blue for edges.

The sample subpicture files contain more than one shades of colors for each major color group. To help Scenarist pick the color groups correctly, we need to define a range of colors to be interpreted as one of the principal colors used to display the subtitles. To define a color range, double click on the desired color in the Simulation window. The following dialog is displayed if we double click on the Bg (Color 4) background color item. In the following example, we make the adjustments so that colors with all color components greater than 240 are interpreted as white.

The following dialog is displayed if we double click on the P (Color 3) pattern color item. In the following example, we make the adjustments so that colors with all color components less than 64 are interpreted as black.

Similarly, the following dialog is displayed if we double click on the E1 (Color 2) or E2 (Color 1) edge color item. In the following example, we make the adjustments so that colors with the red and green color components less than 32 and the blue color component greater than 240 are interpreted as blue.

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