Video Recording/Playback/Editing/Converting/etc.

Are you talking about encoding hard sub (permanent) while doing encoding? Or just playing the video with a soft sub file? If you just want to play them, Vobsub does it all on its own. You'll see a green arrow in your system tray...that's Vobsub working.

also make sure the name of the srt file is the same as the video file and they're in the same folder

I'm not sure if its soft or not..the series is Attic Cat..they have the subtitles file...theres submux and subresync? which do i use?

IkematsuSosuke wrote:I'm not sure if its soft or not..the series is Attic Cat..they have the subtitles file...theres submux and subresync? which do i use?

If there is a separate subtitle file, it is a soft sub. Put the file in the same folder, make sure the name of the video is the same as the sub file (except for the extension, of course). Vobsub will take over when you open your player and plays the video with subs for you......

like what kou seiya said, just open the player and it will play the subs automatically...

Thanks guys..I finally got it..when I was playing it I was using the DivX player..it didnt work...but when I used windows media player..it worked..arigatou!

I have just recently upgraded my Windows Media Player from version 8 to versino 9. Afterwards, I donwloaded the codec Divx 5.11 and Xvid to play the J-dramas. I'm trying to play the file (eg Itsumo Futari De from Jem's), but everytime I play it the audio and video doesn't match. The video compression is Divx codec. The video goes in slow motion, while the audio is in normal speed. What is the problem? And what else do I have to add?

Smiley_18 wrote:I have just recently upgraded my Windows Media Player from version 8 to versino 9. Afterwards, I donwloaded the codec Divx 5.11 and Xvid to play the J-dramas. I'm trying to play the file (eg Itsumo Futari De from Jem's), but everytime I play it the audio and video doesn't match. The video compression is Divx codec. The video goes in slow motion, while the audio is in normal speed. What is the problem? And what else do I have to add?

WMP 9 is a HUGE resource hog compared to its previous versions This *could* be contributing to your problem. If you like having WMP 9 for some reason other than playing videos (like for the mp3 ripping utility) I suggest grabbing another player to play your videos by default. My suggestions would be to try BS Player or WMP Classic. They don't take up as many resources on your system and the audio/video sync problem won't be so common.

have u tried other players such as media player classic? my experience with wmp is sometimes it has problems with mpeg4 files. itsumo futari de [jem] is encoded using divx311, but still divx5 shouldn't have any problem. try another player :)

How do I change back from versino 9 to version 8?

What about realone player? Don't know y, but after I upgraded I can't play the files properly anymore.

Smiley_18 wrote:How do I change back from versino 9 to version 8?

What about realone player? Don't know y, but after I upgraded I can't play the files properly anymore.

Since it's a Windows thing, I believe each new version installed overwrites the other now ever since WMP 7, and I'm not sure how to go about uninstalling. I would try reinstalling WMP 8 first and see if it overwrites 9. If that doesn't work, install Windows Media Player Classic....that can be installed at the same time as WMP 9 and work separately. Or, if you don't wanna mess with it, try BS Player.

i've tried searching the web for uninstalling wmp9 but it seems that microsoft purposely do not include it into the Add/Remove programs. some suggest to use the system restore function in winxp. someone posted a guide here, but try on your own risk :D

http://www.wininsider.com/news/?id=2270&page=4

WMP 9, 8 & 7, all consume about the same amout of resources. As what have been said before, just try the media player classic - its mplay32.exe or mplayer32.exe and should be located in c:\windows\system32.

Or, you could try what i use, ffdshow for the codec and zoomplayer fo the video software. Just search the net on where to get it - i forgot the link.

like arnel said....

DO NOT USE WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER...its not very useful
SAME GOES FOR REAL PLAYER... there is a bug in the newer version which messes up your files types... i read that somewhere

i (like arnel ) suggest ZOOMPLAYER it plays all kinds of files and its really "light" plus its free! :)

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I'd recommend Windows Media player classic if standard WMP doesn't work.

Ok.. I change my Window Media Player version 9 back to version 8. I have Divx 5.11 and Xvid codec. But how come when I play Shota no sushi ep 6 from Jem's it's showned in black and white?

KouSeiya315 wrote:

Since it's a Windows thing, I believe each new version installed overwrites the other now ever since WMP 7, and I'm not sure how to go about uninstalling. I would try reinstalling WMP 8 first and see if it overwrites 9. If that doesn't work, install Windows Media Player Classic....that can be installed at the same time as WMP 9 and work separately. Or, if you don't wanna mess with it, try BS Player.

BS player rules the earth.


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eltinator wrote:also make sure the name of the srt file is the same as the video file and they're in the same folder

i have to file "love letter.avi" along with love_letter.srt file in the folder called "love letter". after doing what kouseiya-chan suggested and opened up my win media player, and the subtitles STILL won't come out... :( . just want to see how it works, so anyone with anymore suggestions?

your avi and srt file has different file name...
try to rename the srt file to love letter.srt

zaza_tk87 wrote:your avi and srt file has different file name...
try to rename the srt file to love letter.srt

actually, i forget the extra "_" (underscore) between all the file/folder names. they all are "love_letter" avi/srt. Thx for the responce, tho.