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Hi,<br>
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I don't know if this works with .sub files, but it works for me with
.srt files! Basically, what I do is put foo.avi and foo.srt in the same
map, start the play in mythvideo Internal player, and press the "t" key
on my keyboard, then the player displays the srt subtitle. You can also
enable a setting in the TV configuration (always enable subtitle or
something like that, my mythbox is at home so can't give you exact
place of this setting). If you can't find it, please let me know, and
I'll look it up when I get at home!<br>
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Tristan<br>
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<font color="#999999">>Hi!<br>
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> Alright, I read the thread and to my knowledge, it
sounds like you just make the subtitle file the same filename as the
video file. Let's say I have...<br>
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>foo.avi<br>
>foo.sub<br>
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When I play foo, no subtitles. :-( I'm also using the internal video
player and not mplayer or xine. Is there something that I'm doing
wrong? <br>
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