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#VLC FOR MAC SUBS HOW TO#
#VLC FOR MAC SUBS MAC OS X#
#VLC FOR MAC SUBS INSTALL#
#VLC FOR MAC SUBS ARCHIVE#

#VLC FOR MAC SUBS ARCHIVE#

Add a method to search subtitles for videos file inside an archive.

Allow user to set VLSub's working directory from config interface.

Rewrite configuration process from scratch to avoid blocking problem with Win 8 + windows username with special characters.

It supports most audio/video formats, DVDs and CDs, and various streaming protocols.

Add possibility to set username/password in config menu to avoid download limit to unlogged users VLC is a powerful all-in-one, open-source, cross-platform media player.

Add a message at startup to warn it's not gonna work if net module not present.

Fix a bug due to opensubtitles header modifications.

Fix error with new http 301 redirection.

Improve http response handle for large header.

Fixed a bug with subtitle downloading with HTTP 1.1.

> If possible, use a directory with english (ASCII) characters only to store your videos (on Windows only).

If you're not happy with your subtitles (wrong sync etc), you can select an other one and click "Download" again, that will erase the previous one and load it automatically.ĭue to some bugs on Windows, if the path to your video contain non-english characters, the extension will not be able to save subtitles in this directory automatically (it will propose you to save it manually) and the "search by hash" method might be slower.

That's it, the subtitles should appear on your video.

Click on "Search by hash" or "Search by name".

#VLC FOR MAC SUBS MAC OS X#

Click on the menu View > VLSub or VLC > Extension > VLSub on Mac OS X.To know this directory, once VLsub is installed as explained above, launCh VLC and open VLsub, and click "show config", and you will see it there.

#VLC FOR MAC SUBS INSTALL#

To install the translations, copy the directory named "locale" into the VLSub working directory : the mkv file and it played perfectly fine on my iPad or Mac under VLC.

Mac OS X (current user): /Users/%your_name%/Library/Application Support//lua/extensions/ Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas Episode 1-26 Sub Indonesia - Anisubindo If you want.

Mac OS X (all users): /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/extensions/.

Linux (current user): ~/.local/share/vlc/lua/extensions/.

Linux (all users): /usr/lib/vlc/lua/extensions/.

Windows (current user): %APPDATA%\vlc\lua\extensions\.

Windows (all users): %ProgramFiles%\VideoLAN\VLC\lua\extensions\.

Vlsub doesn't work on Vlc 2.1, use one of these instead:Ĭreate a directory "extensions" at this location if it doesn't exists, then extract the file "a" from the archive inside:

#VLC FOR MAC SUBS HOW TO#

Anyways, if you want to load a subtitle file for your movie in VLC for Mac, you can follow the given steps: How to Add Subtitles: After opening VLC on MacOS, click on File and select Open File which will open a new window. VLC is now using a unicode font that can display all Chinese, Korean and Japanese characters correctly.VLC extension to download subtitles from Apart from the subtitle feature, you can also find all other features and options that you would found on Windows. You might need to restart VLC after changing these font settings. If Arial Unicode MS is not in the list, you can download and install it from here Now make sure the font is set to Arial Unicode MS, other unicode fonts should also work. Step 3: expand the Subtitles / OSD item, and select text renderer. Step 2: in the bottom left corner of the preferences screen underneath show settings, select the all radiobutton Step 1: open the VLC settings by pressing Ctrl+ P or by going to Tools > Preferences

If you are sure the file is encoded in UTF-8 but the subtitles still show up as boxes or weird symbols, you should make sure you are using the right font in VLC. You can easily convert a text file to unicode with the convert to UTF-8 tool. You need to convert the subtitles to UTF-8 for them to be readable in VLC. The second picture is the same file converted to UTF-8, displaying correctly. The first picture shows a file using Chinese text encoding, and can't be read by Notepad or VLC.