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Yes yes yes! It was precisely that: I only had to change the Video Output setting to "Direct3D" instead of "Default". Now the subtitles show just the way I wanted. Thanks a million! It was my pleasure to cooperate, you've been great. I'll get to watch my movie, then. Thanks again...

Here goes the screenshot taken with the VLC 2.0.2 playing the same movie in fullscreen (thanks for the tip of disabling "Accelerated video output"!): http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/1476/vlc202.jpg If you know what could be causing this in the latest version, I'll be happy to modify the s...

OK, here's the strangest thing: although the the VLC 2.0.1 immediately took the preferences I had set for the VLC 2.0.2, it showed the subtitles perfectly separated from the movie, like text. Like I like it! I took a screenshot from it (because the printscreen key took the picture the right way this...

I tried thw printscreen key, but it gets all black. Whenever I play a video, the printscreen key only takes a black rectangle in the place of the video, no matter if it is playing in window mode or fullscreen mode. The image is always black. However, I'll try to download and use the older version of...

Thanks nkoriyama! I can see the picture and hear the audio now, like I did in the first place. But I still have no clue about the subtitles problem... In movies with lower image quality, when I turn then into fullscreen, the subtitles look embedded and pixelated. And I'm certain that this didn't hap...

First of all, thanks a lot to both of you for trying to help me. What type of subtitles? What version did you use before 2.0.2? What video output? (Preferences -> video -> output) Can you share the screenshots? The extension of the subtitles file is .SRT. I'm not quite sure about the version I was u...

Hi there! My VLC Media Player has recently auto-updated to version 2.0.2 Twoflower (I use Windows XP SP2). Everything was working just fine, until today. Subtitles are displaying like an image, they look embedded in the movie picture, and if the movie does not have a very high quality, when I turn t...