So sad, spent whole day trying add subtitles to a video, i still don't know if it is possible or not on vlc... hope someone in high ranking will reply to us. I may help.Exactly!
I was more cruelly deceived, in that when following countless so called tutorials, VLC dutifully went about its business, leaving me "expectant" of its usual brilliant results.
Hopes have been repeatedly dashed as one attempt after another resulted in nothing more than an mp3 in mp4 clothing!
One attempt even rotated the view through 90deg whilst simultaneously denying me the much anticipated subtitles!
thanks for the reply, sorry if i look rude but i urge to add some subtitles to some videos, is it possible or not on vlc ?@Neptune3, I think unidan, being a developer is near enough to "God" in this organisation for me to believe his advice!
Not at all, I'm afraid that I have been using VLC for almost 18 years and still need a crib sheet because I can't always remember how to do some things.thanks for the reply, sorry if i look rude
Yeah but at least they shouldn't go out waging vlc could do subtitles if it can't.Not at all, I'm afraid that I have been using VLC for almost 18 years and still need a crib sheet because I can't always remember how to do some things.thanks for the reply, sorry if i look rude
It really is the Swiss Army Knife of Media players, constantly amazes me.
I have only just recently, (last 7 days) been made aware that it "Supposedly" could embed .srt files.
after driving my self mad following several YT Video tutorials, only to fail!
That's when I came here to get the PROPER Information!
Next stop for me will be Handbrake, ...another steep learning curve, but I'm assured that it can Embed Subs.
give it a try!
I have seen and attempted to follow Sooo many video tutorials on this subject and all have ended in disappointment!
Usually ending up with a promising looking .mp4 file, which has been stripped of its video content and still has no Subtitles, effectively an mp3 Grrr
Can anyone offer a solution using VLC?
Both the mp4 Video and the Subs .srt files match and will play together in some players but I want to be able to play the video with subs on a TV via USB.
Currently only the video file is recognised.
The alternative seems to be to use Handbrake, ...which scares me 'cos it looks complicated!
EDIT: I'm using Ver: 3.0.16 Vetinari if that helps!
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