When configuring a pipeline execution using .with_custom_subtitle_renderer(PictexSubtitleRenderer()), any custom styles or design configurations specified in the template loaders fail to apply or inject down into the final rendered asset outputs.
Steps to Reproduce
Run a minimal setup where a template is loaded and the subtitle renderer is manually swapped out to PictexSubtitleRenderer:
from pycaps import *
builder = (
TemplateLoader("word-focus")
.with_input_video("sample.mp4")
.load(False)
.with_custom_subtitle_renderer(PictexSubtitleRenderer())
)
pipeline = builder.build()
pipeline.run()Expected Behavior
The PictexSubtitleRenderer should capture and respect the visual parameters, styles, and dimensions extracted by the TemplateLoader or assigned via the pipeline builder.
Actual Behavior
The execution defaults or drops visual parameters, leaving the subtitle layout ignoring structural style modifiers entirely during the final rendering step. templates like classic doesn't even render at all
When configuring a pipeline execution using
.with_custom_subtitle_renderer(PictexSubtitleRenderer()), any custom styles or design configurations specified in the template loaders fail to apply or inject down into the final rendered asset outputs.Steps to Reproduce
Run a minimal setup where a template is loaded and the subtitle renderer is manually swapped out to
PictexSubtitleRenderer:Expected Behavior
The PictexSubtitleRenderer should capture and respect the visual parameters, styles, and dimensions extracted by the TemplateLoader or assigned via the pipeline builder.
Actual Behavior
The execution defaults or drops visual parameters, leaving the subtitle layout ignoring structural style modifiers entirely during the final rendering step. templates like classic doesn't even render at all