jdawg131
01-11-07, 07:17 PM
The subtitles are terrible on the Oppo 971. I've watched the movie on my A1 and XA1, and never had an issue with the subtitles. They were always a crisp yellow that was easy to read. On the Oppo, they are a faded yellow and almost unreadable at times; the letters in the subtitles are jaggy and broken. I've tried subtitle font 1, 2, and 3 (the default); neither one makes a difference. Has anyone else experienced this with the Goijira The Original Japanese Masterpiece DVD?
russelle
01-11-07, 07:46 PM
Do you have the latest firmware? If not that may help, it made subtitles display better on my 971.
jdawg131
01-11-07, 08:34 PM
I have the latest firmware; I just received the player as a Christmas gift from my mother in-law. I have watched the R2 Elite version of Hero, the R3 Edko DTS version of House of Flying Daggers, and the HKL R2 PAL versions of the Once Upon a Time in China trilogy, without any issues with subtitles; other than the one garbled subtitle per movie.
wmcclain
01-12-07, 07:28 AM
The subtitles are terrible on the Oppo 971. I've watched the movie on my A1 and XA1, and never had an issue with the subtitles. They were always a crisp yellow that was easy to read. On the Oppo, they are a faded yellow and almost unreadable at times; the letters in the subtitles are jaggy and broken. I've tried subtitle font 1, 2, and 3 (the default); neither one makes a difference. Has anyone else experienced this with the Goijira The Original Japanese Masterpiece DVD?
I haven't seen that title. DVD-Video subtitle shape and color is fixed in the disc; the font options are for divx, which is something different.
Since the disc is Japanese and you've played it in your HD-DVD system, I presume it is NTSC?
Try contacting Oppo support; they are very good.
-Bill
jdawg131
01-12-07, 09:15 AM
The disc is R1 NTSC; it was released on the 5th of September.
wmcclain
01-12-07, 10:13 AM
The disc is R1 NTSC; it was released on the 5th of September.
It's a mystery. I would try switching between VIDEO 1 and 2 modes (although it is not supposed to matter for NTSC) and disabling all the video processing options such as TruLife, CSS, Noise Reduction, etc.
If still no good then I would mail Oppo support.
My 971 firmware is 11-0830, applied on 9/25/2006.
-Bill
jdawg131
01-12-07, 11:06 AM
I already have all of the video processing options disabled. I sent an email with pics to Oppo earlier this morning.