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I recently downloaded Noriko's Dinner Table AKA Noriko no Shokutaku from Veoh tv. That being said I was told that I was supposed to get the subtitles file from asian-subs.net which I did.
The Problem I have now is that I don't know how to put the subtitles in the movie file, or if there is such a way to do that. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
The subtitles should be a .srt or something like that. Just put them in the same folder as the movie itself, and make sure it has the exact same name. EXAMPLE:
I have braveheart, and I want german subtitles, so in the fodler braveheart would have 2 (or more) files:
Just open braveheart.avi and the .srt file will load with it. Some players don't support subtitles btw, but I know media player classic does. I normally get it in the k-lite codec packCode:Braveheart.avi
Braveheart.srt
http://www.free-codecs.com/download/...Codec_Pack.htm
Thanks, that worked. You are the man.
VLC Media Player is a good alternative. Google it and give it a try.
I believe it supports most video types right out of the gate, no extra codecs necessary, and it also features subtitle support. It's worth a look.
That's the one I use, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyberxion
It's in our Big List Of Free Apps thread, too.
but you then have to find all your movies in .ogm or .mkv or a similar format.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyberxion
actually never mind i tested it and it works with .avi with a .sri in the same dir.
Download and install the Combined Community Codec Pack and you'll be able to play virtually any video file.
http://cccp-project.net/
Also comes with FFDShow, Haali Media Spliter and VSFilter for video/audio, dual-language, and subtitle support.
also .sub and.txt subtitle files. I think those are the most used ones. Or what I've used atleast.Quote:
Originally Posted by Panda Man
cccp and mpc is the best choice ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by SegNin