Play DVD and Subtitles are always on ? (2 Viewers)

donmega

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Everytime I play a dvd I have to turn off the subtitles, anyway to keep them off always by default ?

thanks
 

s3070416

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jawbroken said:
Setup->DVD->Uncheck Show Subtitles

Should work as far as I know.

I found that this config option disables subtitles for most DVDs but there are some where the subtitles cannot be disabled at all (Fantasic Four was one of them) using RC1 and RC2. Under Windows Media Player I was able to disable the subtitles on these DVDs.

I think the difference was that some DVD menus let you choose or "On" or "Off" for "Subtitles for the hearing impaired"' and other DVD menus just toggle the option by clicking on the the subtitles menu option. Media Portal doesn't seem to be handling the toggle option properly.

I almost lost lounge room HTPC privileges due to a massive drop in WAF due to this issue :)
 

Marcusb

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    Same here, RE the WAF...

    I found that I could turn off subtitles in the DVD menu, but they would return every time a chapter changed in the movie.
    I use the DScaler, so I was able to turn off "Display forced subtitles" in the dscaler options (MP config/filters/dscaler video).

    The only issue is I now have the reverse. Some DVD's need subtitles and they only appear for the current chapter and then have to be turned on again.
     

    donmega

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    jawbroken said:
    Setup->DVD->Uncheck Show Subtitles

    Should work as far as I know.

    Ah it was right there under my nose and I didnt see it.

    Well it is pretty hard to read anything on a standard tv pushing 1024x768


    damn I need an hdtv, anyone wanna spot me a couple grand ? lol
     

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