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I don't want to remove the subtitles. I don't (necessarily) want to disable the subtitles. I want to enable (use) the subtitles but I'm unable to do so since the option to enable subtitles is not selectable. Once enabled, however, I'd then like to be able to disable them. If there's somebody that ca...

I don't want to remove the subtitles, I just want to be able to use them (i.e. turn them on and off, as desired).

TCF

I'm in the process of ripping all my DVDs and Blu-rays. The process I'm using does not create separate subtitle files but somehow includes the subtitles in the MP4 file. When I view these MP4 files on my computer using VLC for Windows, I can easily toggle subtitles on and off. When I view (stream) t...

Thanks for everyone's help on this! NOT!

I'm using VLC for Android to view *.AVI files I ripped from DVD to a shared folder on my computer. The video displays fine, but I'm not able to view subtitles. First off, VLC does not give me the option to look for subtitle files on a network share. Why doesn't it automatically look for them in the ...

Oh. Duh. Thank you.
So the "keydb.cfg" file goes in C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming
and the "libaacs.dll" file goes in C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC (for 64-bit VLC)?
TCF

I'm trying to install the files necessary to play Blu-ray discs using VLC, but I have no "aacs" folder. I have "hidden files" set to show and I have looked in the three folders beneath "appdata" in my user folder. For that matter, I've searched the entire "C:\"...