In the following section, the automated process of importing subtitles is illustrated. A major movie title may contain hundreds or even thousands of subtitles with similar display attributes. In this case, it is more efficient and less work to manage if we import the subtitles to a Scenarist project via the Import Subtitle… menu item as following.

We now locate the subtitle script file Subtitle1.sst provided with this guide. Scenarist accepts valid subtitle script files with the extension .sst. A valid script file contains information on how to recreate a sutitle from a bitmap file with the appropriate color mapping details.

Following is the contents of the Subtitle1.sst file.

st_format       2
SubTitle        all_non_drop
Display_Start   non_forced
Pixel_Area      (2 479)
Display_Area    (0 2 719 479)
Color           (4 3 2 1)
Contrast        (0 15 15 15)
BG              (255 255 255 = = =)
PA              (0 0 0 = = =)
E1              (0 0 255 = = =)
E2              (0 0 255 = = =)
directory       F:\
###############################################
SP_NUMBER      START         END      FILE_NAME
1           00:00:02:01  00:00:04:05  S01.JPG
2           00:00:04:20  00:00:05:29  S02.JPG

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