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<blockquote data-quote="risu" data-source="post: 183947" data-attributes="member: 25038">Did you read instructions from first page:-Install latest MP SVN version- Install latest TVE3 SVN version- Add &lt;entry name=&quot;dvbsubtitles&quot;&gt;yes&lt;/entry&gt; under &lt;section name=&quot;mytv&quot;&gt; in the MediaPortal.xml (can be found in the MediaPortal directory)- Add c:\useTsReader.txt (empty text file is enough)I once had trouble with my windows hiding file extensions and I accidentally ended having useTsReader.txt.txt instead of useTsReader.txt on my harddisk.I bet many need them, and that's why subtitle support has been under development for a year or so (?). Things aren't going faster if someone reports he/she just needs them now. Big thanks go to tourettes on his hard work making this actually happen (thought before MP would never get dvb-subtitles as&nbsp; many commercial products didn't even have them).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="risu, post: 183947, member: 25038"] Did you read instructions from first page: -Install latest MP SVN version - Install latest TVE3 SVN version - Add <entry name="dvbsubtitles">yes</entry> under <section name="mytv"> in the MediaPortal.xml (can be found in the MediaPortal directory) - Add c:\useTsReader.txt (empty text file is enough) I once had trouble with my windows hiding file extensions and I accidentally ended having useTsReader.txt.txt instead of useTsReader.txt on my harddisk. I bet many need them, and that's why subtitle support has been under development for a year or so (?). Things aren't going faster if someone reports he/she just needs them now. Big thanks go to tourettes on his hard work making this actually happen (thought before MP would never get dvb-subtitles as many commercial products didn't even have them). [/QUOTE]

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