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Hi there! I need to find a player that support subtitles for example .srt). I used to use BS Player but it now comes with a free hard to remove adware. |
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use vlc |
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use BS player |
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VLC is the best. It's free. |
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thanks buddy!!! others: I've heard VLC didn't read .srt... ? |
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it has coped with all the subs i've thrown at it, and i'm sure atleast one of them have been a .srt |
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media player classic I'm sure supports srt's |
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of course it does. |
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depends on your codecs: if you've installed the codecs even windows media player will add the srt (if it's placed in the same directory and named the same as the file you're playing). |
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Ugh, fuck WMP. With VLC, you can either Quick Open A File (just an .avi or .mpg file etc), or you can Open... and you can add your film file and your subtitle file or audio file etc. Pretty good, because you can download Audio Commentaries for films, as mp3s, and open both with VLC, which is the best. |
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Or, of course, you could play The Wizard Of Oz and use Dark Side Of The Moon as the audio. |
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I got MPC, I'll give it a try. |
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Sub-Edit Player |
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yes, yes, I know, I was just making the point that it depends more on your codecs, not the player. Thus the "even" before "windows media player." |
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Yarr, but VLC auto-updates, and I've NEVER had to manually install a codec, or even encountered a "I'm too shit to play this file" pop-up from VLC. |
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heh.. I mostly use mpc, but I sometimes have to use vlc because there's something weird making the mpc window go very very large and not play back the film, but then again there are some times when I'm using vlc and I have to use mpc because vlc can't handle the files (it does that annoying thing where it "leaves" parts of the previous frame on the next one.. it looks kind of gooey, but if I try the file in mpc it works again). It'll mostly be down to bad encoding rather than the players, though, and the two players seem to have different ways of handling stuff like missing headers or whatever it's called.. there are a lot of people who apparently don't know how to encode movies (I have no idea myself, but when I check comments on the files I'm trying to play people who seem to know something say the file is encoded in a bad way). |
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