Hey,
I registered because i want to know how to "apply" a subtitle to a .avi
The programs i have are:
WMP
Classic WMP
VLC
after i download a subtitle file from this site what should i do next?
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There are several ways to do so. In my opinion, the better and easiest way is using BSPlayer. With this player, audio and subtitles can be selected with a simple menu (just select "open subtitle file..." and click the ".srt" or ".sub" or ".txt" etcetera file you want).
Or, if you prefer, you can use adiccional software added to your favourite player like VobSub, which will load any subtitle if the name of the subtitle file is exactly the name of the avi file (you'll need another exterior program in order to change subtitles position on the screen, color, or adjust timing, while BSPlayer allows to do it on the fly).
Or, if you prefer, you can use adiccional software added to your favourite player like VobSub, which will load any subtitle if the name of the subtitle file is exactly the name of the avi file (you'll need another exterior program in order to change subtitles position on the screen, color, or adjust timing, while BSPlayer allows to do it on the fly).
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I use a small program called VobSub, is very simple to use it. Download it and install it, then rename the .srt or .sub file so it has the same filename that the .avi ..
Ex:
Bones.S01E07.HDTV.XviD-XOR.avi
Bones.S01E07.HDTV.XviD-XOR.srt
Choose whatever player you like, VobSub will start when the video starts and will display the subs.
If you want to sincronize or check some parameters, double click on the green arrow located in the system tray.
Ex:
Bones.S01E07.HDTV.XviD-XOR.avi
Bones.S01E07.HDTV.XviD-XOR.srt
Choose whatever player you like, VobSub will start when the video starts and will display the subs.
If you want to sincronize or check some parameters, double click on the green arrow located in the system tray.
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