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How to Set Closed Caption / Subtitles in Windows Media Player and VLC Player - The Teacher

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How to Set Closed Caption / Subtitles in Windows Media Player and VLC Player - The Teacher Windows Media Player in Windows 10 support Closed Captions or Subtitles but this feature is disabled by default. In this tutorial, you will learn, what are Closed Captions and Sub Titles and how to enable Closed Captions in Windows Media Player. VLC Media Player also supports Closed Captions and this feature is enabled by default in VLC Player. You must remember that Closed Captions will only be available for those videos, who have a corresponding captioning file available in the same folder. Windows Media Player support SSA, ASS, and SRT caption file types. You can also download Closed Caption for your favorite movie files from the Internet and can then place them in the same folder. Remember to rename the file the same as the video file name. In VLC Media Player you can also upload the Closed Captions manually
Date: 2022-03-31

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Comments and reviews: 3

Infrasonic
so what...windows media player on windows 7 can't have closed caption.....what the hell its sooo annoying and this video doesn't show SH-T on how to get rid of that big ass black box you get when subtitles are playing on windows media player just windows 10 sh-t where is windows 7 stuff
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Dethrox
if the video already have subs inside.. can i remove them ? (to watch video with different ones ?) because now i have 2 subtitles at the same time and thats not good :( (they are in different language)
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Munhu
Hi. All the Media Players on my PC are not loading subtitles. VLC Player; Windows Media Player. I have downloaded Advanced Codec to no avail. What could be the issue?
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