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Frozen_Angel · 2008-04-04, 17:58

Does anyone else have trouble getting subtitles to work with Media player classic on Windows Vista, the option is blackened out for me. i know it should work but not getting it.

Utter_iMADNESS · 2008-04-04, 18:12

Have you tried it with more than 1 anime. It may be that the anime that you're trying to watch isn't subtitled. And also, if the anime is subtitled, is there a little green type arrow on your task bar near the time?

martino · 2008-04-04, 19:46

1) Make sure you are using CCCP.
2) If you are, go under Settings and check Reset All Settings and then hit Apply.

If that won't work then get the CCCP Insurgent, go under Tools, Test Render, select a file that is giving you problems and post the log here please.

Varion · 2008-04-04, 21:16

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Originally Posted by Frozen_Angel

Does anyone else have trouble getting subtitles to work with Media player classic on Windows Vista

Nope. CCCP works absolutely perfect on Home Premium here.

guest · 2008-04-04, 22:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by Frozen_Angel

Does anyone else have trouble getting subtitles to work with Media player classic on Windows Vista, the option is blackened out for me. i know it should work but not getting it.

CCCP works with the Ultimate version of Vista here.

Rayn · 2008-04-05, 00:33

On a litter note I have never had any issues ever with using VLC and having subtitles.

martino · 2008-04-05, 05:38

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Originally Posted by Rayn

On a litter note I have never had any issues ever with using VLC and having subtitles.

That's what you say; your eyes need double-checking... (in the case of softsubs)

http://forums.animesuki.com/showpost...9&postcount=68
http://forums.animesuki.com/showpost...6&postcount=70

Eviltape · 2008-04-05, 07:33

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Originally Posted by guest

CCCP works with the Ultimate version of Vista here.

ffdshow + VSFilter + MPC works with the Ultimate x64 version of Vista.

Where is your god now?

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It's probably a simple software problem; listen to martino and the solution will be expedited.

emptyeighty · 2008-04-05, 07:58

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Originally Posted by Eviltape

ffdshow + VSFilter + MPC works with the Ultimate x64 version of Vista.

Where is your god now?

Why would it not? CCCP is basically just that + proper configuration.

Daiz · 2008-04-05, 17:07

Also Haali Media Splitter, but you knew that already :V

emptyeighty · 2008-04-10, 08:03

Note the subtle use of "basically" ;P

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Frozen_Angel Gothy Lesbian from Hell Join Date: Jul 2006	MPC/VLC with Vista Does anyone else have trouble getting subtitles to work with Media player classic on Windows Vista, the option is blackened out for me. i know it should work but not getting it. __________________ Last edited by Frozen_Angel; 2008-04-04 at 18:09.

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Utter_iMADNESS Life's better in a harem. Graphic Designer Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Oakville, Ontario, Canada	Have you tried it with more than 1 anime. It may be that the anime that you're trying to watch isn't subtitled. And also, if the anime is subtitled, is there a little green type arrow on your task bar near the time? __________________

2008-04-04, 19:46	Link #3
martino makes no files now Join Date: May 2006	1) Make sure you are using CCCP. 2) If you are, go under Settings and check Reset All Settings and then hit Apply. If that won't work then get the CCCP Insurgent, go under Tools, Test Render, select a file that is giving you problems and post the log here please. __________________ "Light and shadow don't battle each other, because they're two sides of the same coin"

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Daiz Pioneer in Fansub 2.0 Join Date: Aug 2007	Also Haali Media Splitter, but you knew that already :V __________________ "A good user is remembered from his posts, not from his 160px tall animated 'pink flying unicorns' signature picture." --- The Guide for best H.264 playback

2008-04-05, 00:33	Link #6
Rayn Poetic Dreamer Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Inside you.	On a litter note I have never had any issues ever with using VLC and having subtitles.

2008-04-10, 08:03	Link #11
emptyeighty Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006	Note the subtle use of "basically" ;P