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<blockquote data-quote="Pretoriano" data-source="post: 375918" data-attributes="member: 57501">I have selected &quot;Autoload Subtitles&quot; in Video configuration.This is always an option modiffied by cpp2008,and i like it cause after you stop a movie, subs are not showing if you start another ,atleast if you are not enabling them again with your remote.Make sure you choose codec with that use DXVA.[CODE]Maybe a stupid question. Why dont we give configuration.exe the correct version number; 21688 .[/CODE]I'm using my compiled MP version so i don't have this problem,but if a developer can tell me how to give&nbsp; the build version to files i'will be glad.I already tryed to do that myself but without successCpp2005 files had the same problem and if you use the original &quot;TV Plugin&quot; you will still be able to use MP and test the subs,but no &quot;configuration&quot;The last solution is to upload my compiled version of MP cause it's already patched.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pretoriano, post: 375918, member: 57501"] I have selected "Autoload Subtitles" in Video configuration.This is always an option modiffied by cpp2008,and i like it cause after you stop a movie, subs are not showing if you start another ,atleast if you are not enabling them again with your remote.Make sure you choose codec with that use DXVA. [CODE]Maybe a stupid question. Why dont we give configuration.exe the correct version number; 21688 .[/CODE] I'm using my compiled MP version so i don't have this problem,but if a developer can tell me how to give the build version to files i'will be glad.I already tryed to do that myself but without success Cpp2005 files had the same problem and if you use the original "TV Plugin" you will still be able to use MP and test the subs,but no "configuration" The last solution is to upload my compiled version of MP cause it's already patched. [/QUOTE]

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