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Re: VLC Ho Lee Kow
05/14/14 05:10 AM
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> 1. Get VLC
> 2. Use third party video editing to merge the subtitles into a new .mp4 file which
> you then can watch, but now are unable to turn off the subtitles since they are a
> part of the actual video frames.
You don't have to do that. Subtitle files can be loaded separately with the movie or from the subtitles menu while the movie is playing.
If the .srt or .sub (or whatever, I think there are a couple of formats) file has the same name as the video file it will auto-load.
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