hi guys, i've been trying to demux the subtitles with the file that someone attached to a reply on may 20th. i extracted the delphi project file and compiled it under windows. except one warning that a variable might not be initialised everything worked fine. now the syntax was given as: oggdemux <inputfile.ogm> <streamid> <output.srt> since video is usually stream 0 and audio stream 1 i concluded that the subtitle stream is stream 2. when i start oggdemux though the output seems to be written to the screen and not to a file, and worse, the demuxing stops after three lines with the message "how many bad lines are there ?" (see below) E:\>oggdemux test.ogm 2 out.srt rbis 52791 You don't need to stay with us waiting for die 54521 55061 What do you mean? 55891 56631 You won't see Rushitu How many bad lines are there? obviously if you go through the delphi code, the demuxer interprets every line as 'bad' and after nine lines, as indicated by the code,quits the processing with the "how many ..." message. im not so sure what the integer numbers stand for - i think it is the time index ???? am i missing something ? anybod tried out the oggdemuxer yet ??? does it run only under linux (properly). please help me if you can - youll find the delphi code and the original message under the following link: http://mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/mplayer-dev-eng/2002-May/008057.html thank you very much! norbert

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