Windows Media Player 11 Sottotitoli Srt
How to Play an SRT File in Windows Media Player (for Windows Vista & 7)
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AndyShit
Mar 9, 2012
AM
RE: How to Add Subtitles in Windows Media Player
It is a very good tutorial. Installed easily, but a strange problem:
It works as explain ed with Windows Media Center nit mentioned in the tutorial, but not with Windows Media Player. I wonder why. What do I have to do, please.
winapps
Jan 26, 2012
AHA, we found a fix for WMP subs, works perfect now. may need to show a screenshot, lemme know if int d..
Fixme
Doesn t work for me. Windows 7 X64. Installs fine, i can configure it, but nothing happens.
I renamed the. srt file as instructed, of course, to no avail.
I tried both the X86 and X64 versions 2.40.3971.
Joe43
Jan 5, 2012
I have given up on WMP to play movies. I am now using free VLC Media Player. Subtitles work without any problem. I do have the subtitle file in the same folder as the movie file, and exactly the same name - same as for WMP.
Uweyriweu
Dec 27, 2011
PM
Now when whenever you want to view any subtitles, copy the SRT file to the same folder as your video and rename it to the same file as the movie but with the SRT extension. If your movie file is ABC.avi, then you should have your subtitle file ABC.srt in the same folder.
Thats the only step you have to do in windows office 2000
Dec 26, 2011
I am running Windows 7 - 64 bit and I can t get the subtitles to work.
I have downloaded DirectVobSub, both the 32 and 64 bit versions. There is quite a bit of configuration to do, and I don t know how to do it. Not very user friendly software, I am affraid.
Emo Cinderella
Nov 23, 2011
thank you soo much, this was so helpful, i love you right now haha, you legend
Jonshriegl
Nov 22, 2011
This doesn t work at all on windows xp x32. I ve tried WMP, and MPC. There are no subtitles no matter how many settings are changed. We need a new solution. Windows is pathetic.
anonymouse
Jul 9, 2011
worked on gom thanks. :D
changing the srt file name to exact same name as the movie name is what did the trick. thanks for this great info. :D
Roberts
Jun 7, 2011
sub player
it wouldnt work for me :
I even download the k-lite, maybe i should go back to WMC
Frank
Mar 26, 2011
Re how to add subtitles
You were able to answer a question that not even Cyberlink could answer. Changing the name of the. srt to match the name of the movie worked out perfectly. Now it work in my PowerDVD 10. Thanks so much.
Mikes
Feb 18, 2011
Vobsub / VSFILTER Alternative
Another way is Local Subtitles for WMP :
This is a background plug-in for Windows Media Player. Its sole purpose is enabling textual subtitles, that accompany media files in formats not supported directly by Microsoft.
Aminu
Jan 21, 2011
I have tried iit on windows it works but it doesn t work on my mac book any ideas you might share will be helpful.
kasun dhanushka
Dec 14, 2010
subtitles
i have downloaded a movie i got 2 subtitle file for this movie.how do i add them in to the movie.one subtitle is finish in half of the movie.then how i add the second subtitle.
Ana Maria Plymen
Nov 28, 2010
two sets of subtitles
It worked very well, however, I am now getting two sets of subtitles. Where have I gone wrong.
Many thanks.
Bob
Nov 24, 2010
Install Dll..
I downloaded it and got VSFilter.dll but I don t know how to install it. Do I need to move the file somewhere. I have a windows 7 64-bit
Gizelle :
Oct 27, 2010
.AVI and. SRT doesn t play even they are at the same folder
Thanks for this. I just rename my. SRT file as the same as the one in. AVI, and yeah I get it. thanks a lot. :
Dan
Oct 22, 2010
Thanks..
Hi Thank you very much.. this really worked.. im using windows media player to watch avi files.. cos vlc doesnt seem to be working properly since the machine is pretty old so thanks for the info..
cheers.
Azita
Aug 29, 2010
Thanks
thank youfor your work,I can try it in windows XP.
Anonymous
Jul 14, 2010
Amazing.
So simple and easy. And yes, it works with windows 7 as well. great job.
Rici
Jul 9, 2010
Thanks.
Wow first i downloaded it, without realising it says for windows XP/ vista but then it worked even for windows 7, Thank you.
doubting_thomas
May 17, 2010
just install it
ev
May 9, 2010
thx Pat
you are my hero
why did you do it. It s so helpful, thx so much andhaha could I perhaps have your email address in case I eget stuck on something like this again. I am happy to help always with what i know although it may not be a fair exchange. cheers
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chao
May 8, 2010
thanks
gr888888888 help to me from long time m nt able to see subtitle in windows 7 bt nw i m, just bcoz of u.bt this not happen wid me in windows xp.
ravi sharma
May 2, 2010
Wow
Thanks whoever it is, it has been g8 help. downloading codec solved my problemother sites were explaining as if we were fools
Sam
Apr 20, 2010
I downloaded the file linked above and installed as directed but only ended up with a vsfilter.dll file. Is this correct. Am I supposed to download something else, am I supposed to move the. dll file somewhere. I ve been chasing this for days to watch my movie.
doesnt matter
Mar 2, 2010
awesome
simple, easy, effective. awesome.
Kevz916
Feb 25, 2010
Yeehah..
Thank you very much for this useful information..
I thought i will download another media player just to play that. srt file..
Shiva
Aug 23, 2009
What about synchronization.
I know how to manage the synchronization in VLC, but never done this with WMP. Do you have a good tip how to move the subtitles one or two milliseconds forward or backwards in case they don t come at the exact millisecond that I want. ;D
Jose
Jul 16, 2009
Very Helpful. Better than other pages, including Youtuve. Thanks.
Edit Article
Three Methods:TEncoderVirtualDubVLC PlayerQuestions and Answers
Lots of media players will allow you to select multiple subtitle files to play with your movie, but sometimes you just can t load the subtitles, no matter how hard you try. In these cases, you may want to hardcode the subtitles into the video file itself. This means that the subtitles will always appear, regardless of what media player you are using. To do this, you will need to re-encode the video file, which will add the subtitles directly to the frames. Read on after the jump to find out how.
Method 1
TEncoder
1Edit step
Place your video file and subtitle file in the same folder. Make sure that the subtitle file has the exact same name as the video file. For example, if the video file is called MyMovie.mp4, the subtitle file should be called MyMovie plus the extension, which may be. srt. ssa, or some other subtitle format. Both of these files should be in the same location on your computer.
2Edit step
Download TEncoder. There are a large variety of video conversion and encoding programs available online, and most can hardcode subtitles without too much difficulty. One of the most powerful and popular solutions is to use TEncoder, which is an open-source video encoder available for free download.
3Edit step
Open the video file in TEncoder. Click the Add File button at the top of the TEncoder window to select the movie file that you want to add subtitles to.
Select your video conversion options. Below the file list, you will find several conversions options that need to be set before you can continue. Most of these options can be left to their default settings. You can change each of the options to suit the needs of your project, but to simply add subtitles to your video, nothing needs to be changed.
If you want to change the format of the converted file, choose a new format from the Video Codec list. If you want to keep it the same format, select Copy from them list.
If you want to lower the quality of the video to speed up the encoding process, choose a lower Video Bitrate. Setting this lower than the default can result in a noticeable reduction in quality.
5Edit step
Enable the subtitles. In the Other Options section, check the box labeled Enabled subtitles. Your subtitle file MUST be in the same folder as the video, and MUST have the same filename, otherwise the subtitles won t load.
6Edit step
Enable two passes for the encode. If you want the final video to have a higher quality, then check the box labeled Do two passes. This will essentially run the encoding process twice, resulting in a higher quality file. The encoding process will take about twice as long as normal.
Start encoding. Once you have your options all configured, click the Encode button to start the process. This can take a significant amount of time if you have a slow computer, so start the encoding when you know you won t need to use your computer for a few hours. 1
Longer videos and higher quality processing will take much longer than lower quality settings.
Method 2
VirtualDub
8Edit step
Place your video file and subtitle file in the same folder. Make sure that the subtitle file has the exact same name as the video file. For example, if the video file is called MyMovie.mp4, the subtitle file should be called MyMovie plus the extension, which should be. srt or. ssa. Both of these files should be in the same location on your computer.
9Edit step
Download VirtualDub. This is a free, open-source program that can be downloaded directly from the developer. It is a lightweight video editing program that can quickly add subtitles to your video.
Download the Subtitler filter. Find the Subtitler filter for download on the VirtualDub website. This filter will add the subtitles to the video stream while it is being encoded.
Install the filter by opening VirtualDub, clicking the Video menu, and selecting Filters. Click the Add button and then the Load button. Browse for the subtitler.vdf file that you downloaded and press Open.
11Edit step
Convert your subtitles. If your subtitles are in the. srt format, they will need to be converted to. ssa in order to be read by VirtualDub. Use an SRT-to-SSA converter that can be found online. There are several free options. If your subtitle file is already. ssa, you don t need to do anything.
12Edit step
Load the video in VirtualDub. Click the Video menu in VirtualDub and ensure that Full Processing Mode is selected. Then, click the File menu and then select Open Video File. Browse for the video file that you want to add subtitles to.
13Edit step
Add the subtitles. Once the video has been loaded, click the Video menu and select Filters. Click the Add button and select Subtitler from the list. Press OK and you will be asked to load the. ssa file. Browse for it on your computer and press OK.
14Edit step
Set the compression. Click the Video menu and then select Compression. Select the codec that matches your file type. XviD Mpeg-4 will be one of the most common codecs that you will use.
Start encoding. Click File and then select Save As. avi. Save the video wherever you would like on your computer. Once you click Save, the encoding process will begin. This could take a significant amount of time, depending on your system. 2
Method 3
VLC Player
16Edit step
Download and install VLC Player. If you don t already have it, download VLC player from the developer s website. It is a free program, and should only take a few minutes to get setup.
17Edit step
Download the subtitles file for the video. VLC Player will automatically load subtitle files that are located in the same location as the video file that is playing, as long as the subtitle file lines up with the video. You can find subtitle files for virtually any movie or show in a variety of location online. Simply search for the title plus subtitle file or srt. SRT is one of the most common subtitle file formats. Subtitles may also be in SSA format.
18Edit step
Place the subtitle file into the same folder as your video. It can be in a folder with lots of different videos. Rename the subtitle files so that it has the same name as the video.
19Edit step
Open the movie in VLC. You can either start VLC and then load the movie, or you can set the movie file to open automatically in VLC. Either way, make sure that VLC loads the movie.
Load the subtitles. Once the movie file has started playing, Click the Subtitle menu and click Add Subtitle File. Browse for the subtitle file and open it. The subtitles should then be displayed at the bottom of the video.
The subtitle file will not be added to the video. You will need to keep the subtitle file in order to view them.
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