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ask mplayer "can you use accurate rounding with lanczos? I don't think you can..."

http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/DVD_to_MP4 mentions "subtitle ripper"
avidemux can apparently do it, too
subtitles hint: http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=48761&p=155667&hilit=clearplay#p155667 ?
somehow map DVD's to the "subdownloader" style subtitles?
  use their md5 overall too
  OCR the captioning as an auto profanity filter? (or perhaps download subtitles to be able to pre-screen), like the python fella does.

what if VLC plays a dvd mp4 do the subtitle timings map?

don't use as many..uh...large of spaces for mutes that was way wide...is that safe though?

http://en.flossmanuals.net/Avidemux/ExtractingDVDSubtitles/

it can use "two" .srt files [user generated versus original] and combine them both [?]

is there a way to double check your .srt file is accurate?
  describe it...
  
somehow interfact with md5/opensubtitles or someone else?  hmm..

Don't mute the whole line if not needed? [just end of it, etc...?]

butt

allow them to enter whatever they want as arbitrary search...

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2 entries across 2 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
sensible-cinema-0.24.3	todo.subtitle
sensible-cinema-0.24.2	todo.subtitle