Anyone know how to turn off subtitles on MKV?
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Press the Info/Display button on your remote control which will bring up a small menu allowing you to turn off the subtitles.
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S. Grubbs, I'm having the same problem. Turning off Auto Motion Plus doesn't fix the problem. The closest thing to a solution I've found is setting Auto Motion Plus to "Clear." That fixes the problem for some non-HD programming on cable, but for the HD stuff on Netflix, Vudu, etc. (and I'm assuming for DVDs) the problem is still there.This really sucks. The effect is, put simply, NOT WHAT THE FILMMAKERS INTEND. Otherwise they would've shot the movie that way. Screw this new technology.
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On your main tv remote press tools, then you will see an option to turn off subtitles
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Be sure HDD (bottom left) is pressed. Press Title. Select the title you want to dub. Go to the bottom of the list and select Dubbing. At "start dubbing" select Yes. To stop dubbing before the title is complete, press STOP on the remote for 2 seconds. PS I have tried this, but I guess I didn't buy the right DVD's because I never got it to work.
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I saw something about turning off auto detect tv type or some setting like that on game consoles
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I have a problem with the NBOX v3 mkv files will not play audio only, that I can do?
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Most of the audio issues arise from trying to play mkv's with AC3 audio. If you email NBoxPlayer@gmail.com, they'll hook you up with a patch that you can download and install. Works like a charm and they were really fast about it! Apparently the firmware update is under the "manufacturer's copyright protection" so they can't just release the link on the internet.
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The mute button worked. Thanks for the tip on the subtitles. I've got a 32" TCL.
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Dear Derek, We are so sorry for your inconvenience. Unfortunately, we do not have the option to turn off the LED during playback. Thanks
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You can turn off the cable box using the power button on the box itself, then push the menu button (still using box, not remote) . That will bring up a menu that lets you enable captions, for this part it is OK to use the remote or the box curser keys.
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There is a button on the remote for "Subtitle." This will toggle subtitles, both on DVD and Netflix (provided the content has subtitles to begin with). It is not necessary to treat Netflix any different than a DVD.
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It should it asks if there is any external subtitles after hitting subtitle button
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There is a subtitle button but without checking the remote I'm not sure about the replay button.
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I've played avi and mkv by connecting my external hard drive to a usb port. They were played well but the subtitle integrated in my mkv files couldn't be read.
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OK - problem solved.mkv files can be encoded with a whole array of different audio profiles. I needed to have simple mp3/stereo to work with my TV.You can easily convert 'your' mkv file to the audio profile you need by using the free Avidemux software (ask Google). Load your mkv into Avidemux, then in the left column set:Video = CopyAudio = MP3 (Lame)Configure = StereoFilter = StereoWorked for me.And solved a similar problem with no audio on MP4 files.Good luck!
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Yes. There is a setting that needs to be enabled. I use it frequently for casual watching that doesn't need the full audio system playing.
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I know that when I watch a movie using XBMC I can pressed the "Enter" key and a lower third strip pops up to control the pause, stop, play functions. You can also use the left/right arrow keys for additional fuction's menu in some cases. Not sure about key combinations. -Good Luck