I've tried the subtitles found here for The Devil's Backbone (Espinazo del diablo) but none of them seem to work. I have to use VLC because the movie I have doesn't work in Media Player (causes some error: This pin cannot use the supplied media type.)
I have VobSub installed and I've renamed the *.srt file to be the same as the movie but still I have no luck in seeing these subs in VLC. I know there is an option for Subtitles in the VLC menus but it doesn't seem to be there when I play the movie.
Any help getting these subs to work would be appreciated.
I got the movie from this link: here. If there is a better source that will work with the subs found here, please let me know! (please remove link if I am not allowed to post it in a forum message!)
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Nikephoros
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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.
Videolan at present does not automatically load subtitles this must be done manually. Assuming that it automatically loaded the subtitles was wrong.
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.
Videolan at present does not automatically load subtitles this must be done manually. Assuming that it automatically loaded the subtitles was wrong.
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Worst
Actually Videolan automatically loads subtitles, usually there's problem with subtitle fuzziness. From my experience, if the name of film and subs is same and subs are in the same folder as film, it's loaded automatically in 90% situations.
Sometimes I have problems with Hebrew subtitles, don't know why, so I have to load them manually and set right coding.
Sometimes I have problems with Hebrew subtitles, don't know why, so I have to load them manually and set right coding.
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Nikephoros
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