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First of all, I'd like to say VLC for iOS is so great which enable iPhone can play the video of various formats. It's really useful and very exciting.

However, I found it's quite vague about the subtitles. When the subtitles files are transferred into the VLC app via "WiFi Upload" or "iTunes File Sharing", the subtitles files become "invisible" in VLC app.

So here is the question: how can I know if what subtitles have already been in VLC app without connecting to PC (iTunes)?

In addition, how can I delete the subtitle files and the video files at once without iTunes?

Is there any management UI for this? If not, is there any alternative solution which can be done on iPhone directly?

Thanks in advance.

Hello,

Thanks for your feedback!

So here is the question: how can I know if what subtitles have already been in VLC app without connecting to PC (iTunes)?

Frankly, you can't know that with the current UI.

In addition, how can I delete the subtitle files and the video files at once without iTunes?

VLC for iOS will automatically do that for you once you delete the associated media.