James

Comment #1947 from James [Reply]

Is there any way to enable subtitles in Win7 and still have DXVA functioning? I have a lot of 720p and 1080p anime in h264/MKV format that i’d like to have DXVA and subtitles working at the same time on.

Michael Healy

@Reply #1949 from Michael Healy [Reply]

It’s possible in Windows 7 but not in Media Center at the moment. You can get both from a program like Media Player Classic – Home Cinema but there isn’t a decoder yet that will do both simultaneously under Media Center.

londong

@Reply #8358 from londong [Reply]

hi michael, this comment was written in july 09, is there now a way of keeping dvxa with subtitles in 7mc with mediabrowser for an ion nettop?

i have haali installed and dloaded ffdshow but didnt install it yet as i was scared

any advice?

cheers

merdzd

Comment #1961 from merdzd [Reply]

i`m just install Klite codecs and all subs if the are have same name as .video file. Working in MEdia center.

Gonz

@Reply #7675 from Gonz [Reply]

Does this method work with mkv files?

I mean, if I had a movie.mkv and a movie.srt files in the same folder will it work in Media Center?

Daniel

Comment #2915 from Daniel [Reply]

Thanks!
Been looking for this!

RitchieTheBrit

Comment #2928 from RitchieTheBrit [Reply]

I think those zip files are corrupt, I only see the DLL inside, and WinRAR sees them as incomplete.

Michael Healy

@Reply #2933 from Michael Healy [Reply]

Thanks for the heads up I believe they should be fixed now

rene veen

Comment #3329 from rene veen [Reply]

Thanks alot

This was the missing link to get subtitles in windows 7 vmc with mediabrowser playing MKV’s
I use mkvmerge to force subtitles
It works perfectly

Grts

Rene

Jonny Bee

Comment #3330 from Jonny Bee [Reply]

Is it possible to switch subtitle streams from Windows Media Player or Windows Media Center?
If I play a movie in MediaPlayer Classic and use VobSub to display subtitles, then pressing S on the keyboard switches between subtitles. Unfortunately, this does not happen on Windows Media Player (it also uses VobSub to display the subtitles, but pressing S has no effect).

Thank you!

Michael Healy

@Reply #3333 from Michael Healy [Reply]

I believe that the Media Control plug-in may have what you’re looking for.

Joost

Comment #4173 from Joost [Reply]

Excellent, works like a charm! Thanks!

kivo

Comment #4637 from kivo [Reply]

Looking forward to a new plug-in to display subtitle on 7MC. I’m using Nvidia ION+Atom system which is not affordard to disable DXVA during HD video playback.

Space2099

Comment #5046 from Space2099 [Reply]

This is driving me nut!

Can some please explain how I get into the VSFilter settings?

There must be an easyer way to get into these settings than going through Filter Manager or Graphstudio. Niether of which seem to have a listing for VSFilter.

Either I have done something wrong or I’m looking in the wrong location for the VSFilter settings.

I need some help.

pdawg

Comment #6017 from pdawg [Reply]

Kivo,

Get CoreAVC, it will accelerate with ION natively in MC7 and you can still have subs with VobSubFilter. Set VobSubFilter to load subs automatically, then make sure your MKV’s have the desired sub set to forced. Very easy to do. Use TSmuxer to demux the streams then mux back together using mkvmerge (google both of those). You can set sub to be forced in mkvmerge.

Christian Schulz

Comment #6351 from Christian Schulz [Reply]

Thanks for a great site. I have soved many problems with your help so far. Working on my subtitles now (srt in MKV)
I am using CoreAVC for decoder and I have followed this guide. I get Grapphstudio to display that the Direct VobSub filter is loaded (exactly like 2.nd picture in this guide). I still can not get Mediaplayer to show my srt SUB. Any idea of what I am doing wrong?

I am on a 64 bit system.

/C

Anonymous

Comment #6433 from Anonymous [Reply]

Open Haali Media Splitter Settings, Options, Compatibility. Set Autoload VSFilter to yes.

Oyjord

Comment #8131 from Oyjord [Reply]

Thanks for the help getting these subs working! But when I get to “Then run the enable .bat file as administrator” in your instructions I get lost. I’m a Win7 newb, any chance you could explain this a bit? I searched my PC for any such .bat files and couldn’t find them. Thanks!

tontoe

Comment #8178 from tontoe [Reply]

Hello,

I’m trying to play MKV files on my xbox 360 which i bought to play HD content on my TV. So I have a movie that I want to play on my xbox

I currently use Moyea Converter to get the MKV-AVI but I lose quality of the audio by using it. It seems only to convert to stereo 128 kpbs (maybe because I’m using the trial) This allows me to play the movie with HD quality but the sound is not as good as I want. I got the system to play at the top (without the cost of a PS3). Then I get the free subtitles somewhere and I use AVI ReComp to hardcode them onto the movie/tv show because my girlfriends english is not perfect or some movies are in foreign languages.

I was hoping to find some easier way to do this. I’ve tried using Media Coder but it doesn’t start all the time, seems to have audio issues with the client, or sometimes no output. I’m pretty good with software but this stuff is all new to me. Please can someone help me. I would really appreciate it. The guides and all that have been confusing usually with some key point or information not clearly explained.

I’ve tried all the guides with FFFDShow but it still doesn’t help, maybe cause my Windows 7 is on the MAC bootcamp

Thank you