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- Viewing Arabic subtitles - OpenSubtitles forum
ANSI encoded srt files mean that the arabic appears in latin letters To fix, 1 - Open srt file in notepad 2 - Copy into Microsoft Word, changing the encoding to Arabic (Windows) You should now be able to read the Arabic 3 - Select all and copy back into a NEW notepad txt file 4 - Save as an srt file
- Subs only download in Notepad and not as . SRT - OpenSubtitles
2 Somehow your computer is instructed to use Notepad to open ZIP files This is not good Solution: 1 The SRT file (the subtitle) is 'inside' the ZIP file 2 You need to open the ZIP file not with Notepad, but with an 'unzipper' This will show you the SRT file and you will have the option to extract it and use it in you video player
- How to select the correct srt file - OpenSubtitles forum
How do I select the correct srt file from a list of files? I'm sometimes having trouble finding one that's in sync with the film sound There must be a way to look at the written details of the files to make a correct selection What I've done that works is download setup and try it If it doesn't work, try another one
- srt格式用什么播放器能打开 - 百度知道
srt字幕文件格式一般需要专业的播放器，具体操作步骤如下： 1、我们选择一个 视频文件格式 ，通过视频播放器打开。 2、打开视频后，我们再次在播放视频的区域内右击鼠标，选择“字幕>选择字幕>添加字幕”选项，将字幕文件通过视频播放器打开。
- uploading srt but i get error: Unsupported subtitle format f
in the beginning of the file to identify it as UTF-8 (or HEX EF BB BF) You need to somehow open it in a program which does not support UTF-8 or hex editor or UltraEdit and go in configuration and under file handling disable "Auto detect UTF-8 files" Then you just need to delete the 3 characters in the beginning of the file
- Subtitle Workshop says subtitle file is bad, but WHY?
I have an srt file and I try to load it in Subtitle Workshop (v2 51) SW then throws an error: " is a bad subtitle or an unsupported format" Well, SRT is supported and when I look at the file in a text editor I see nothing strange What to do? The file is here (sorry for that 5 minute bayfile crap)
- Why cant I download subtitles anymore? - OpenSubtitles forum
I used to be able to go to the page of the particular show I wanted and then click something like "1797x" or similar and start the download of a ZIP file that included the subtitles I wanted Why can't I do that? Every time I click that kind of link, nothing happens and the page refreshes All ad-blockers are turned off I am behind a VPN
- Position and style informations inside srt file
The file formats I can use are SRT SCC or STL only i've read SRT file doesent support style information (but i ignore if it's true) If it is not possible to add position information, the solution could be to add "newlines" to raise the writing and avoid overlapping how can i add empty lines in an SRT ?
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