issues with wine running viruses

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Makoto
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#16 Post by Makoto »

In regard to VLC, try renaming the .srt file to the exact same name of the video:

videoname.avi
videoname.srt

...load the video and play it, see if the subtitles automatically play along with the video.

I think you normally have to load the subtitles and turn them on/activate them, otherwise.
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#17 Post by lapis »

somik wrote: OT: Anyone know a good media player? I tryed out VLC but it still wont read the .srt subtitles...
You can use smplayer/mplayer. You can specifically load a subtitle file or it will automatically load ones with the same name, change fonts/colour, raise/lower subtitles and speed up/down.

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