[vlc] Re: how to add subtitles track

[Derk-Jan Hartman]

This is currently not possible with vlc. Some ppl have been working on  
it, but the current sturcture of vlc is not really suited for this.
I suggest you install a divx quicktime plugin and use the application  
Cellulo to view these movies on your mac. You will need to fix the avi  
file, but at least you will be able to watch the subs then.

DJ


On woensdag, sep 25, 2002, at 08:33 Europe/Amsterdam, Narodowy Bank  
Polski wrote:

> In many countries Divx films are distributed with separate file which  
> contain translation an d time codes to synchronize. On many windows  
> players there is no problem to use this text files. Is it possible to  
> do same with Vlc on Mac OS X?
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