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Title: adding subtitles to movies
Post by: dinosrawr on 13 Sep 2005, 18:18

so er i dled a movie that is in another language, and a .sub file was included, how do i load the subtitles with the movie?

thaaaanks.

Title: Re: adding subtitles to movies
Post by: Eldirial on 13 Sep 2005, 18:22

Quote from: dinosrawr

so er i dled a movie that is in another language, and a .sub file was included, how do i load the subtitles with the movie?

thaaaanks.

When I played FF advent Children, Windows Media player automatically opened the subs file for me, since I had it in the folder with the original japanese subs also... thats all I know, though..

Title: Re: adding subtitles to movies
Post by: dinosrawr on 13 Sep 2005, 20:14

Quote from: Eldirial

Quote from: dinosrawr

so er i dled a movie that is in another language, and a .sub file was included, how do i load the subtitles with the movie?

thaaaanks.

When I played FF advent Children, Windows Media player automatically opened the subs file for me, since I had it in the folder with the original japanese subs also... thats all I know, though..

they were in the same folder as the movie?

Title: adding subtitles to movies
Post by: Eldirial on 13 Sep 2005, 20:16

Yeah, I played with it, and tryed out the subs in the "subs" folder, then in the main folder.  I believe it worked with them in the subs folder, but I can't remember now.

Title: adding subtitles to movies
Post by: joshuasaurus on 13 Sep 2005, 23:20

i have had nothing but bitter frustration when dealing with downloading videos. between failed connections, obscure codecs, glitches, and/or poor quality, i'm not a fan. that being said, i've only tried it twice... the video stores aren't that far away, after all ;P

Title: adding subtitles to movies
Post by: Trollstormur on 14 Sep 2005, 01:29

www.dvdrhelp.com is your best site for anything movies on the PC.

download avicodec (http://avicodec.duby.info/) it is the best program ever. You load a video into it and it tells you what the video and audio codecs are and where to download them.

I use BSplayer (http://www.bsplayer.org/) it works for everything, and it has nice features like subs and such, and it works with most codecs, unlike WMP.

Title: adding subtitles to movies
Post by: ramenXnoodles on 14 Sep 2005, 07:56

Somebody downloaded Advent Childern......

Title: adding subtitles to movies
Post by: dinosrawr on 14 Sep 2005, 10:53

;D

Title: adding subtitles to movies
Post by: dinosrawr on 14 Sep 2005, 10:54

anyway, i found out i shouldn't be using a .sub, instead, use a .srt file instead. so thanks for the help.

;D

Title: adding subtitles to movies
Post by: morca007 on 14 Sep 2005, 17:12

Quote from: Trollstormur

www.dvdrhelp.com is your best site for anything movies on the PC.

download avicodec (http://avicodec.duby.info/) it is the best program ever. You load a video into it and it tells you what the video and audio codecs are and where to download them.

I use BSplayer (http://www.bsplayer.org/) it works for everything, and it has nice features like subs and such, and it works with most codecs, unlike WMP.

I concur, Bsplayer is the best media player on the planet. Although lately mine has taken to needing to buffer videos for unnaturally long times.