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[BUG] Could not extract subtitle from Korean cable TV program.
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CCExtractor version (using the --version parameter preferably) : 0.87
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-svc all[EUC-KR]
Video links (replace text below with your links) https://drive.google.com/open?id=178d2zf-JZguJc7rU5n80FzophufaW_Rb
Additional information
I could not extract Korean subtitle from these kind of cable TV programs although my TV can display subtitles properly. I've also read #713 and #805 issues and also check the file with mediainfo(it contains PAT/PMT info) Could you check the recorded file?
Thanks,
VLC seems to find 4 Closed Captions but I wasn't able to play them
From a Quick run in debug mode CCExtractor reports unrecognized user data on all caption blocks i've seen so far:
00000000 | 64 08 84 08 02 0E 02 1B 02 12 FF FF FF FF FF FF | d ? ??????
00000016 | FF FF FF FF FF FF | ??????
Feel free to dig more :)
@MatejMecka Thanks for your replay.
VLC could not display it. Altough Mediainfo says there's no data on EIA-708, ffprobe could detect eia_608 (Stream #0:1: Subtitle: eia_608) on it.
According to eia/cea-608-b, Korean Data channel 1 and 2 is a bit different. Please check 'Table 4 Special Assignments' at page 17 below. http://jackyjung.tistory.com/attachment/499e14e28c347DB.pdf
Thanks,