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Thank you.

Would you please explain how to set the proper one for my needs?

I can only find the one setting of which I spoke.

Winxp pro. Firefox browser. VLC 2.0.5. I've navigated to .. tools... preferences.. interface settings.... ...and the box "allow only one instance" was already unchecked by default. I went to my downloads folder and opened a movie file. VLC opened the movie in a minimal window and started p...

Fu@K it anyway. For some reason I was under the impression that burning a DVD would take hours longer than burning to USB Flash. I was wrong. It' a little faster actually with my new laptop.

So I burned the movie and subtitle files to dvd and my Blu Ray player picked them up without a hiccup.

I just found the following on the web, Embedding subtitles into avi files on the linux command line 13 Jan 2008, 02:28 After a few hours of googling, and turning up pretty much nothing; I figured I ought to make a note of this somewhere. I often find myself in the situation where I've just downloade...

I've read many of the threads here on this topic. It appears that there are many, and complex, methods that differ from file type to file type.. and with various degrees of success. What really gets dicey is when the subtitle file contains multiple language options. Many of the tutorials fail to men...