I was watching a movie that needed subtitles for parts of it, and no matter how I named the files, Media Player Classic would not display them.<BR><BR>I downloaded VLC and loaded up the files, and was ...

As people continue to watch the videos in their social feeds without sound, it is increasingly important for publishers to find ways to capture their attention as they scroll through a mass of content ...

Add an .srt file Open VLC and open the video you want to add the subtitles to. At the upper menu, click on Subtitle > Add Subtitle File... Locate the .srt file you want to add and click on Open.

If you download subtitle (SRT) files separately from a movie on your hard drive, free web service EndlessSubtitles will help you get them in sync. If your separate SRT files aren't in sync with your ...

This guide is an Introduction to subtitling for anyone who wants to create subtitles or open and closed captions. Subtitles, also called captions, provide a textual representation of dialogue and ...

That being said, Twitter can reject your file with a less-than-helpful message of: "There was a problem uploading your subtitle (.srt) file." So it's important, at least when you first start, to ...

Seems like not. I have a movie contained across 4 AVI files. XBMC knows to play them in order one after the other because I put an NFO file in the folder. The problem i have is that the first file ...

Matt Birchler makes a great utility for the iPhone and iPad called Quick Subtitles that generates transcripts from a wide ...