Does it support .srt subtitles?
1241718
Yes, It does and supports almost all languages even Arabic. You can control the font size and the position of the subtitles and even the color of the font
1241719
I've seen some subtitles on foreign movies but they could have been part of the movie not real subtitles. I would guess, however, that it could handle them because I had to shut that feature off in the setup options.
1241720
It should it asks if there is any external subtitles after hitting subtitle button
1803574
The .srt will play along with a DivX video as long as they are both in the same folder, and named the same thing (except for the extension of course). Just press Subtitle on the remote once the video is playing and it will work.
390713
I don't know because I haven't been successful in watching a movie with an available srt file.
172442
Supports other languages and it's region free. I use it in the U.S. no problem �
561713
RTFM- ever see that? There's ALWAYS a way to reset it to factory settings. Or, you could use your computer to google the phrases and translate them, online. I guess that would be too much work for you and you probably never thought about the possibility that it's not a product intended for the US market. You could always ask a gardener, cleaning woman or nanny to translate. You want a $45 DVD player to do all the work for you? Pathetic.
183506
Put the SRT or SUB file in the same folder as the video file and be sure it is named exactly the same as that video file (except for the extension, of course) and it should be selectable.
1529052
I don't think so.go to the language settings... "Automatic, English, Español, Português, Français, Nederlands"......
1821292
Did anyone succeeded to use English subtitles of foreign movies using the WD HD TV with VOB files?
547856
No unsupported. English only. Maybe in the future they will add support for other languages.
1821295
it supposed to play sub files ,but mine even after new firmware says NO SUBTITLES
1903447
http://support.gracedigital.com/hc/en-us/articles/202219920-Audio-Formats-SupportedFLAC and OGG are supported.
1401429
I use MX Player to play mkv, mp4, and avi movies . . . all with same name srt subtitles. You must download and install the dts audio decoder. Just do a Google search for MXplayer dts to get download link. I couldn't get VLC player to work . . . Acer not compatible, somehow. MXplayer works. Just love that MXplayer allows you to drag your finger on different areas of the screen to change volume, brightness, skip forward, skip backwards. Makes for an absolutely AWESOME 'demo'. VLC player cannot do that on my PC. MX player can also play music mp3 but this discussion is about movies. Hope this is helpful. I use MX Player to play mkv, mp4, and avi movies . . . all with same name srt subtitles. You must download and install the dts audio decoder. Just do a Google search for MXplayer dts to get download link. I couldn't get VLC player to work . . . Acer not compatible, somehow. MXplayer works. Just love that MXplayer allows you to drag your finger on different areas of the screen to change volume, brightness, skip forward, skip backwards. Makes for an absolutely AWESOME 'demo'. VLC player cannot do that on my PC. MX player can also play music mp3 but this discussion is about movies. Hope this... » Read More I use MX Player to play mkv, mp4, and avi movies . . . all with same name srt subtitles. You must download and install the dts audio decoder. Just do a Google search for MXplayer dts to get download link. I couldn't get VLC player to work . . . Acer not compatible, somehow. MXplayer works. Just love that MXplayer allows you to drag your finger on different areas of the screen to change volume, brightness, skip forward, skip backwards. Makes for an absolutely AWESOME 'demo'. VLC player cannot do that on my PC. MX player can also play music mp3 but this discussion is about movies. Hope this is helpful. « Show Less
989947
I do not know the answer to this. I had it with English subtitles. Great game, though. You'd really like it !!
313354
Any non-linear editor that supports .mts files. Even if they don't, there are tools you can find to convert MTS to AVI or whatever.
172443
As far as I could see, it supports all major languages. The first thing you do when you turn it on is choose the language.
1821297
Yes the WD TV will play subs. Two things to make sure of are: 1- The subtitle file must be a .SRT, .SMI, .SUB, .A SS (no space Amazon didn't like that word.) or .SSA. 2- The file name of the subtitle file must match the file name of the movie exactly.You don't have to click anything to turn on the subtitle, just play the movie and it will show up.
1462994
yes. When you fist start the game, it asks you which language for the text and then which language for the Audio. The subtitles are on by default (for me it was) and I chose English Audio. Also, no matter which language you choose for the audio, the subtitles are exactly what the englsih dub voices say. Btw I'm pretty sure u can still change it in the settings