Greeksubs.com has it. When you are on the page of a given subtitle you should see this: http://www.opensubtitles.org/gfx/icons/warn_sm.gif Report incorrect movie Click on that next time instead of asking in the forum. It allows you to change the IMDB ID and enter a comment. Someone will hopefully c...

Videolan can play .sub/.idx no problem, no need to use vobsub. My set-top Philips DVP-642 DVD/DIVX player can only play .SRT(but not the Greek charset) but more and more newer players are supporting .sub/.idx. .SRT subtitles from my experience usually have lots of errors grammar errors and typos fro...

Everytime I download a movie from some Polish torrent site they always have MicroDVD subtitles in .txt extension. Can any Pole or anyone explain this? Do Poles use DVD/DIVX set-top players that only support MicroDVD format or something? I know this is not a very important question, I am just curious...

Go to >Settings>Preferences> This will bring up a new menu. Click where it says: "Input/Codecs" You will see a field that says: "Subtitle Language" When you hover over that text input you are told: "Language of the subtitle track you want to use(comma seperated, two or three...

First download the Videolan player. Then install and run Videolan. Go to File>Open File> At the "Open" field browse until you have the movie selected. Below it will say "Use Subtitle" Then where it says "File" browse until you select the subtitle file. Further, you have...