| 17 Mar 2008 08:07 pm |
Entree Rep: 0 Joined: 17 Mar 2008 Posts: 1 OFFLINE | After reading the posts and trying to do this and failing mself a bunch of times I did some research on the net. Try this:
Simply shorten the file names on both the movie and subtitle files to just the movie name. Leave the file extensions the same. Put them in the same folder and then open the movie file using Mplayer. It should be that easy.
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| 19 Mar 2008 04:25 pm |
jim wu Guest | Thank for the tip of DirectVobSub
After installing that, I run the real player (not so cool, but runs) with srt and avi file in the same directory. I see the French title right there! Rocks.
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| 21 Mar 2008 12:12 pm |
LoveForHindiMovies Guest | TY chillinoutz
ty ty ty ty ty ty ... this was my problem... it had 1 ''/'' to many in my srt file or had tha words ''eng sub '' or something like that in it.. went i kopied tha original name of tha avi file and pasted in the srt file, it could sub tha avi file...... TY TY TY TY TY TY so FUCKING much... went to trouble for several weeks to solve this.... ty so much
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| 22 Mar 2008 06:42 am |
Mns Guest | Hi guys, i use VLC and have followed the steps outlined in these very informative replies, however when all is done and i press okay the movie starts with NO SUBTITLE and i get another little window with the msg’Unrecognized format for 'C:\Users\Liban7\Desktop\Ossessione.torrent.' Also i have downloaded a folder called DirectVonSub with a file in it VS Filter.dll apparentlt to allow the srt ext to work?#*@: Who knows??? Can anyone PLEASE shed some light towards my ignorance. Thanks heaps!!!
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| 28 Mar 2008 09:52 pm |
VLC Can play subs Guest | I’m able to play subs in VLC. First you need to get a subtitle file for your specific movie you are watching eg, .srt . Goto http://subscene.com if the file didn’t come with your download.
Now that you have the sub file you need to open up vlc preferences goto video -> Subtitles and on the right you should see USE SUBTITLE FILE, open up browse and select the file u want.
Open up your movie and Wham bam you have your movie with subs  .
Ohh yeah if you open another movie that doesn’t match the subs just open up your preferences and delete use subtitle file so it doesn’t show up.
Don’t get frustrated everything is available right here on the net. Remember GOOGLE is your friend..
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| 04 Apr 2008 12:17 am |
newbie1007 Guest | rubytu wrote:
On a mac using VLC go to preferences and deselect 'automatically detect subtitle files' and then choose the subtitle file to be played with the movie using the 'browse' button. It’s not automatic but it works!
Hi, rubytu! I am trying to do as you have advised, but I can’t seem to find this “deselect” option for automatic subtitle detection. I am using VLC v0.8.6f. Please help, thanks!
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| 11 Apr 2008 12:51 pm |
charles.pugh Guest | Get Total Video Converter.
It is relatively inexpensive and will easily include the srt files and other subtitle formats including sub .ssa .ass .smi .psb .tex .idx.
It is VERY fast, and will import/export more video formats than most people even know about.
It is very comprehensive.
http://www.effectmatrix.com/
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| 11 Apr 2008 06:50 pm |
JNLR Guest | Sorry for being a tit, but could you give an example of hwo to set out the names have tried various options but no luck
Rendition[2007]DvDrip[Eng]-FXG is the video
and Rendition[Eng][Subs] is the srt file
Cheers in advance
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| 11 Apr 2008 06:58 pm |
JNLR Guest | nevermind just stupid real player and WMP are shite should have tried divx first ;p
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| 13 Apr 2008 03:40 pm |
paulo Guest | Check out miro.com
A great free software which allows you to play any video format and just works without add-ins for subtitles.
www.miro.com
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| 16 Apr 2008 06:18 am |
Woosa Guest | hey guys... i kinda got lucky with this... after installing the mplayer and the subs program... i tried to play it off the mplayer and it didnt work..
frustuated i started playing the movie in vlc -n then dragged the .srt file right onto the vlc space..... WOLAAA... the subs started working.... i have windows vista so i dont know if that madeit work...
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| 19 Apr 2008 11:36 am |
blknitalina Guest | hey i’m using vlc i got dragonball gt and .ssa subtitles for the file but when i browse and put the sub file in and try to play the video it says unrecognized format need help i just downloaded the entire series 15gb’s worth i need to get it to work
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| 22 Apr 2008 05:47 am |
JSEE Guest | Thanks but i needed another search to solve my problem.
The SRT file needed to be exactly the same name as the avi/rmvb file and in the same folder.
ie. abc.avi and abc.srt
abc.avi will not load with abc1.srt
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| 22 Apr 2008 01:09 pm |
Joe123 Guest | Application for auto subtitle download: http://www.subtitles-on.net/Downloads/SublightSetup.exe
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| 24 Apr 2008 02:35 am |
andrewarei Guest | Using Mac OS X:
I downloaded an .AVI video and a .srt file for the same movie separately (“The Band’s Visit” in case you’re wondering). I put the avi and srt files in the same folder. I opened the avi in both quicktime and vlc and the subtitles didn’t show up, but the movie played fine with both.
Then I renamed the srt file so it had the EXACT same name as the avi file (thebandsvisit.avi and thebandsvisit.srt) and it worked like a charm in both applications. Subtitles magically appeared.
While playing it in quicktime I went to “save as” and saved the video as a “self-contained movie." Now the subtitles are permanently etched into the video, which btw didn’t have to re-encode — it
just added an .mov extension.
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| 24 Apr 2008 02:41 am |
andrewarei Guest | ALSO:
I am using quicktime pro with the perian codec to view avi’s.
I use VisualHub to convert and burn the self-contained .mov with subtitles to DVD.
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| 27 Apr 2008 12:07 am |
pamr Guest | Wow Ruby! Your solution is perfect! Thanks so much. You are a genius!
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| 01 May 2008 07:45 am |
Mark.495 Guest | listen everybody if you want the best program for videos and subtitles than download “VLC Media Player” its very easy if you wanna see how see what “VLC Can play subs” wrote
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| 01 May 2008 08:02 pm |
Booger28 Guest | Thank you moonwatcher the directvobsub worked so good. I just downloaded it by saving it like the site said then I just played the movie on windows and I worked great. Thanks so much!!!
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| 05 May 2008 01:49 pm |
gunk Guest | YOUR DAMN MOVIE? YOUR? If you need to combine titles and movies, chances are you downloaded a pirated copy. I have never seen an original DVD that require you to do this.... So stop swearing and cough up! Besides, because you are on inferior intellectually, doesn’t give you the right to swear. So bugger off.
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