Vlc for mac 10.8.2 mac osx#

I'm not sure this is related to the non-appearing burned in subtitles, but I thought I should mention it. To silence these warnings LC_TYPE needs to be set to a valid value in the eyes of fontconfig: This happens because of the default locale on OSX:

On a perhaps related side note: as reported in ticket #1688, fontconfig will give lots of warnings:ДЇontconfig warning: ignoring UTF-8: not a valid region tag ass files and the '-vf ass=test.ass' filter, I have tried it with other input and output formats, never have I managed to get subtitles burned in on OSX. Opening the converted 'output.mpg' with VLC shows no subtitles. Opening the file 'test.avi' with VLC will display the subtitles correctly as it picks up 'test.srt' automatically. The file 'test.srt' can be a very basic test file:

% ffmpeg -v 9 -loglevel 99 -report -i test.avi -vf subtitles=test.srt output.mpg Friends on Linux report the same command line works just fine for them, this appears to be an OSX specific problem.ДЄ similar problem has also been вЂ‹reported on the ffmpeg-user mailinglist, alas no answer there.Дownloaded the вЂ‹latest snapshot build for OSX and use this command line:

Vlc for mac 10.8.2 mac osx#

Burning in subtitles as described in the вЂ‹wiki does not work as advertised on Mac OSX 10.8.2 (Mountain Lion).ДЇFmpeg will run and convert the video, but no subtitles will be visible in the resulting video.