I would agree with this - I'm unaware anywhere in the ISDCF of such a limit.  In fact, there's a test that places the subtitles in the upper right corner (if that channel is operational), so I would imagine that such a limitation is not necessary. Additionally, if the subtitles are part of the feature (literally a part of the image), having the ability to place the ones we might want elsewhere might be very beneficial. Not that I want to do that myself, and do not want to give all accolades to Carl for the work he's doing. Still, I like your thinking Carsten. On another note, any of you at CinemaCon this year? Leslie   Original Message   From:dcpomatic@carlh.net Sent:April 11, 2016 2:28 PM To:DCPomatic@carlh.net Reply-to:audiovisual@t-online.de Subject:[DCP-o-matic] Subtitles vertical offset limit? Looks as if there is a hard limit of +/- 28% in vertical and horizontal subtitle offset. Is there a hard reason for this (timed text)? I guess it could be useful to have 'toptitles' instead of subtitles occasionally? - Carsten _______________________________________________ DCPomatic mailing list DCPomatic(a)carlh.net http://main.carlh.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/dcpomatic