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There is no doubt to say that it hold impressive feature set with user friendly platform so people stay always curious to do adventurous things over it. this is telling MPC to autoload english subtitles on every video played.Windows Media Player is still maintaining its wide popularity among users from every corner of world. you have to check off the unchecked ones for the databases to look up from.Īnd then you can setup MPC to auto load subtitles of your choice by adding. To have MPC auto look up subtitles of your choice. then pick the one you want and it downloads it. then you can load it or you can have MPC do a subtitle search. then click enable and select language you want. you right click on video playing to see menu.

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Another user here on this forum had the same problem as me, he used a software tool called VobSub or something, i tried that but still didnt work. And yes your right, the problem is with MPC, but i dont know what it is. I downloaded the srt/sub files from divx subtitles websites like:Īnd the language is always english.

Yeah they work well on VLC Media Player, im not new to using digital subtitles by the way, ive used. Unicode can be a problem with some programs, but I think that Unicode subs should work OK. The because the end of line character is different between Linux and Windows. Mac or Linux) system? I've seen weird problems on DVD players with SRT files when the SRT file was edited on Linux.

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How did you get the subtitles file? Did you create it yourself or download it from somewhere? Is there any chance that it was created on a non-Windows (ie. Are they in a foreign language by any chance? If so, what language? If they are not in a Western European language that uses the Latin alphabet, what character set are they in? You may not know the character set, but if you do it can be helpful to mention that. If they don't work, the problem is specific to the subs. If they work, then your problem is specific to MPC. i think its the only easiest multimedia player out there to use. anyway, i apologise for being rude, and yes i shouldnt have said as soon as possible, i didnt think id get any reply thats why.Īnyway, thanks for your message, i think im gonna stick to vlc media player anyway.

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The reason why i dont want to use vlc media player is because it uses a lot of memory, and i cant seem to use the old version, when i install an older version i get an error message.This has just started to happen last week. Firstly thank you for answering my question, yes i have edited the srt and sub files in Notepad and i have used VLC Media Player before, that is the reason why i want to use media player classic instead - if i cannot get srt subtitles to work or take snapshots, then ill have to go back to using vlc media player. I know that older versions of PowerDVD can do this. Some programs that can play videos have an option to take a screenshot. Other people have problems too and want help and they don't ask us to answer them as soon as possible. Asking us to answer your questions as soon as possible is not only a bit rude, it may actually make people not want to help you. Nobody gets paid to answer your questions. Can you open the SRT subtitles in an editor and see them? If they are not readable, the problem is that your computer does not support the character set that they use.

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