DirectVobSub (VSFilterMod) 3.0.0.891
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Thanks to the developers!
This works fine with Windows Media Player 12 as long as the seek bar isnt used. If I skip ahead or back the subtitles become unsynchronized. The subtitles are displayed as though the portion of the video I just skipped to is the beginning of the clip and the timing is thrown off.
Reply to Sebastie Koldobika
Has anyone else encountered this problem? If so, how were you able to correct it? Thanks.
had the same problem, which is barely mentioned anywhere (?). this should get the work
done:http:shark007.net/win7codecs.html
tool location: *Program Files/Win7codecs/Tools/Settings32.
exe setting (one solution): Reset All (in case you changed s.th.) (tab)config VobSub Subtitles (so that you can change text style and position e.g.)
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Reply to Donnie
There are no options in PowerDvd11 for subs - i.e to change font size, color or change the display position for e.g. of a .srt file.
Is there any way to get Directvobsub to work with PowerDvd 11 or if not currently possible, could it be made compatible with PowerDvd 11 in a future release?
Thank you.
Reply to PowerDvd11 User
Win7 x64 uses as default the WMP x86. That's why it didn't work. Also, you can't set WMP x64 as default. A simple solution is to create a shortcut ( of the x64 ) on your SuperBar and when you want to see a movie or something, open the x64 from the shortcut and the files through WMP.
Both versions working perfectly.
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Anyway, if you have a problem with Win 7 64 bit, try loading the non-64 bit version.
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Doh! I was really surprised WMP still didn't support SUB/SRT subtitle files out of the box.
I tried "everything" and finally gave up. Downloaded VLC video player and it supported subtitles out of the box. It would have been OK for me except that subtitle fonts looked a bit ugly and blocky when a video was in full screen mode. I guess I could have tweaked it somehow to look better but I was just looking for a solution, not tweaks.
Then I came across DirectVobSub 2.40.x 32bit version (WMP in 64bit Windows7 is by default 32bit application. Weird, I know). Installed DirectVobSub, launched WMP and voila! Nice looking subtitles out of the box. That's what I call a solution.
Thx DirectVobSub developers. You have done something MS should learn from you.
You make it sound so easy. =o) I have Windows7 64-bit HomePremium OS as well as Windows Media Player (version 12). Downloaded DirectVobSub-2.40.3093_x64 which didnt work and then I read your review about WMP being 32 bit by default (which is why Im replying to you).
I uninstalled the above mentioned version and installed vsfilter.2.39_nt instead (since I figured I dont know what Im doing so Ill let the installer do it).Under my Program Files (x86) there is a folder called DirectVobSub and within that folder are only two things. An uninstall.exe and a vsfilter.dll file.
Is the vsfilter.dll file supposed to be placed somewhere else? If so, could you please tell me where? I got lost reading the help guides.Your prompt response and help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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Hi, how did you make it run with PDVD 10 ? I have win 7 x64 and tried the Always load option in DirectVobSub and what it does is:it appears for a very brief period in the notification area of the taskbar and then disappears. Of course, the movie doesnt show any subtitle (its an AVI file with a SUB extension, if it makes any difference).
I have the same problem in PowerDVD 11.Thanks in advance,James.
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Hey Richard I am trying to make it work but with no success...