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Subtitles not displaying issue can crop up when playing DVDs on TV, making it difficult to understand the spoken dialogue if they are foreign language films. When you have trouble getting subtitles (closed caption) to work on your Sony/Samsung/LG/Vizio/Hulu Smart TV, or other HD/4K TVs, the following tips can help you.
Not all DVDs come with subtitles or closed captions. Try to play the DVD on other devices such as a laptop. If the subtitle won't display neither on other devices, the problem is with the DVD itself. Some old movies or TV shows on DVD have no subtitles.
If the DVD does have subtitles (CC), ensure that the Closed Caption setting or subtitle is turned on from your TV menu. Check your TV manual for a detailed guide to turning on subtitles on TV. Manuals are also posted on the product support page online. Solution 3: Check the DVD Player
Note that TVs don't show closed caption on DVDs or anytime with an HDMI cord. HDMI connectors are not able to carry the digital captions. You need to decode the captions first in the DVD player that has built-in caption decoder and tuner, so they can go through HDMI. You can use an analog connection such as a component. Some DVDs have both CC and subtitles. Ensure that they are not showing at once.
Use a DVD ripping program like WinX DVD Ripper Platinum to convert DVDs to hard drive/flash drive for playback/streaming on TV with subtitles or closed caption. In this way, you are also free from region limits and other annoying errors. Even if DVDs have no subtitles, the tool helps to add external subtitles to DVDs.
So if you are playing GreatMovie.mkv you have a GreatMovie.ass file in the directory and play it, VLC will display the subtitles embedded in the MKV file as well as that GreatMovie.ass that is sitting next to the MKV file in that directory.
That way you remove the subtitles from the processing directory so viewing the MKV file will only show subtitle assets embedded in the MKV file and the standalone subtitle .ass files are now in completed_sub/. So you can not only see what was completed, but also still retain the standalone subtitle files if you somehow need them in the future.
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You can use the Kripto Video Protector & Media Player to watch music videos with subtitles, listen audio music files with Synchronized Lyrics (.LRC) or with Subtitle (.SRT) file. You can also get subtitles for your movies or TV series automatically with the application.
ALBERTO FUENTES, Human Rights Worker: [subtitles] When the investigators saw those windows, they saw the packets and books, they went inside and asked, ``What is this?'' They were told, ``This is the historical archive of the National Police.''
AURA ELENA FARFAN: [subtitles] What these photos show is only a small sample of the more than 45,000 Guatemalans who were illegally detained and later disappeared. Unfortunately, it's been 24 years, and we haven't been able to find out, officially, what happened to him, or any of them.
GUSTAVO MEONO: [subtitles] This is a unique archive. There aren't two or three others. It is this one or nothing. We can't make any mistakes that would put this work in danger.
CHIEF OF POLICE: [subtitles] I began my career in the rank and file of the old National Police force. Things have changed and Guatemalan society has scrutinized those who were part of the old police force. But in all societies in the world, there are the good and the bad.
CHIEF OF POLICE: [subtitles] In my view