How to see croatian latin letters č and ć ?
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How to see croatian latin letters č and ć ?
I am new and old, please help me. Have player 2.0.5 and Windows 7. Regards
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Re: How to see croatian latin letters č and ć ?
Where? In subtitles?
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Re: How to see croatian latin letters č and ć ?
Yes! In TV series and movies subtitles. RegardsWhere? In subtitles?
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Re: How to see croatian latin letters č and ć ?
Check your encoding in VLC preferences:
Tools > Preferences > ( Show settings = Simple ) > Subtitles & OSD:
> Default encoding [Eastern European (Windows-1250)] or [Eastern European (Latin-2)]
Tools > Preferences > ( Show settings = Simple ) > Subtitles & OSD:
> Default encoding [Eastern European (Windows-1250)] or [Eastern European (Latin-2)]
Re: How to see croatian latin letters č and ć ?
Evrething is OK! Thank You very mach. RegardsCheck your encoding in VLC preferences:
Tools > Preferences > ( Show settings = Simple ) > Subtitles & OSD:
> Default encoding [Eastern European (Windows-1250)] or [Eastern European (Latin-2)]
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