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I was only half joking. I'm not sure if VLC has the same feature, but KMPlayer (freeware but closed-source) has all sorts of options to tweak the way subtitles
by kijin 13y ago
I was only half joking.
I'm not sure if VLC has the same feature, but KMPlayer (freeware but closed-source) has all sorts of options to tweak the way subtitles are displayed, and even allows you to edit the subtitles on the fly. I suppose these features are largely due to the fact that subtitles are absolutely essential in Korea (where KMPlayer come from).
- marcosdumay 13y agoThose features are from MPlayer, KMPlayer just puts them on a GUI. Also, I don't get the idea that subtitles are favoured in any way by MPlayer. Did you see the amount of options you have for handling sound?
- kijin 13y agoI meant the Korean KMPlayer [1], not KDE's KMPlayer [2]. The former does not use MPlayer. [1] http://www.kmpmedia.net/ http://www.kmpmedia.net/ [2] http://kmplayer.kde.org/ http://kmplayer.kde.org/