thm14 said:Watching movies with subtitles
To watch DivX/XviD movies with subtitles you first need to install a DirectShow filter for Windows Media Player which is called DirectVobSub. To install DirectVobSub, follow these easy steps:
1) Download DirectVobSub
2) Run the exe-file to start the installation
After you've installed DirectVobSub on your system, Windows Media Player should be able to show subtitles in DivX and XviD movies. However, you will also need to download a separate subtitle file before you get subtitles in a movie. Once you've downloaded a subtitle for a movie you simply place it in the same folder as the DivX or XviD movie you want to watch. Then you have to make sure the filename of the movie and subtitle is the same. Otherwise you will have to rename the subtitle file, so the player understands that they are associated. Also make sure that the subtitle file has the ".sub" or ".srt" file-extension. Finally, you play the movie and hopefully you have subtitles in it.
Where can I download subtitles?
Multi-language sites:
OpenSubtitles
Subscene
DivX Subtitles
DivX Subtitles World
RDW Subtitles
Subbiee Search
Any Subs
Specific languages:
Bulgarian Subtitles (Bulgarian)
Central Subtitles (Portuguese, Brazilian)
DivXForever (Turkish)
DivX Norway (Norwegian)
DivX Nurkka (Finnish)
DivX Planet (Turkish)
DivX Sweden (Swedish)
Greek Subs (Greek)
Hosszupuska (Hungarian)
Ondertitels (Dutch)
MoviePlace (Greek)
Napisy.info (Polish)
NL Ondertitels (Dutch)
Podnapisi (Slovenian, Croatian, Serbian, ...)
SubDivX (Spanish)
Subiarkisto (Finnish)
Subtitle Source (Swedish, Finnish, Danish and Norwegian)
Subtitles.de (German)
Subtitles.ee (Russian)
Torec.net (Hebrew)
Undertexter (Swedish)
Videometre (Turkish)

Zeus said:Thm14 has givven a great guidence there
Hope its more than enough
Great work Mahesh




thm14 said:Watching movies with subtitles
To watch DivX/XviD movies with subtitles you first need to install a DirectShow filter for Windows Media Player which is called DirectVobSub. To install DirectVobSub, follow these easy steps:
1) Download DirectVobSub
2) Run the exe-file to start the installation
After you've installed DirectVobSub on your system, Windows Media Player should be able to show subtitles in DivX and XviD movies. However, you will also need to download a separate subtitle file before you get subtitles in a movie. Once you've downloaded a subtitle for a movie you simply place it in the same folder as the DivX or XviD movie you want to watch. Then you have to make sure the filename of the movie and subtitle is the same. Otherwise you will have to rename the subtitle file, so the player understands that they are associated. Also make sure that the subtitle file has the ".sub" or ".srt" file-extension. Finally, you play the movie and hopefully you have subtitles in it.
Where can I download subtitles?
Multi-language sites:
OpenSubtitles
Subscene
DivX Subtitles
DivX Subtitles World
RDW Subtitles
Subbiee Search
Any Subs
Specific languages:
Bulgarian Subtitles (Bulgarian)
Central Subtitles (Portuguese, Brazilian)
DivXForever (Turkish)
DivX Norway (Norwegian)
DivX Nurkka (Finnish)
DivX Planet (Turkish)
DivX Sweden (Swedish)
Greek Subs (Greek)
Hosszupuska (Hungarian)
Ondertitels (Dutch)
MoviePlace (Greek)
Napisy.info (Polish)
NL Ondertitels (Dutch)
Podnapisi (Slovenian, Croatian, Serbian, ...)
SubDivX (Spanish)
Subiarkisto (Finnish)
Subtitle Source (Swedish, Finnish, Danish and Norwegian)
Subtitles.de (German)
Subtitles.ee (Russian)
Torec.net (Hebrew)
Undertexter (Swedish)
Videometre (Turkish)

Thanks!!!!!!!amila_90210 said:hope its enough..I use KM player cos its has sub synchronize option & sub editor option
Thanks!!!!Zeus said:Thm14 has givven a great guidence there
Hope its more than enough
Great work Mahesh
Thanks!!thekiller said:"DirectVobSub" install karahama windows media player eken unath subz baluwa haki. bt make sure da movie name and da subz name are da same.
keveen said:Thanks!!!!

