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    In other news, since the sun has got his hat on, I've been digging the next patch of lawn.

    Nearly all weeds removed, along with gigantic bramble roots.

    And pulled some more weeds out of the border.

    Plus bunging all the windfall apples in the compost heap. Must have been a hundredweight by the feel of it.

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      Originally posted by zeitghost View Post
      What's the title of this filmic extravaganza?
      De Noorderlingen aka The Northerners. A somewhat surreal comedy about a community living in a never-completed modern housing development at the end of a road in a forest

      The complete list is here: http://forums.contractoruk.com/light...ml#post2122391

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        Found subtitles, in various formats, for eight of them

        Now I need to work out how to use them

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          Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
          Found subtitles, in various formats, for eight of them

          Now I need to work out how to use them

          Maybe this will be quicker...

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            Originally posted by mudskipper View Post
            Maybe this will be quicker...
            I lived with a Dutch girlfriend for four years and didn't manage it, so…

            Anyway: the subtitle file is plain text with timings. DVD ripped with RipIt, no problem. Playing it in VLC, I can see that the subtitles need to be offset by twelve seconds, presumably to allow for one of the distributor idents at the start of the disc. So I load the disc image in Handbrake, add the subtitle file, specify the offset, and it's now re-encoding it in a format suitable for Apple TV, with subtitles baked in

            Dunno if it'll all work out right, but it's something to do while I wait for my sausage casserole to be ready

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              Resists the finger in the dyke joke...

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                Am I drinking alone tonight?

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                  Originally posted by mudskipper View Post
                  Am I drinking alone tonight?
                  Just had dinner, about to grab a beer

                  Turns out the subtitle offset should have been -12, not 12

                  Still, now I know. It occurs to me, however, that re-encoding all of these will be a lot quicker when I've got my new iMac, so I'm postponing my Dutch cinema experience for a couple of weeks

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                    Jolly good.

                    3 for a fiver on cider at Tesco. I have one left...

                    Fancy a game of scrabble?

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                      Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
                      Just had dinner, about to grab a beer

                      Turns out the subtitle offset should have been -12, not 12

                      Still, now I know. It occurs to me, however, that re-encoding all of these will be a lot quicker when I've got my new iMac, so I'm postponing my Dutch cinema experience for a couple of weeks
                      Which model?
                      merely at clientco for the entertainment

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