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<blockquote data-quote="Lardy" data-source="post: 426753" data-attributes="member: 49578">I find that the subtitles on my setup are off by default. I use an MCE remote and use either the yellow (enter) button or the i (more) button to select the subtitles.Checking my setup I realise I didn't take very good notes and my setup is a bit more complicated.&nbsp; I installed the <a href="http://www.free-codecs.com/Koepi_XviD_download.htm" target="_blank">XviD codec</a> as well and disabled XviD, DivX 4/5/6 &amp; DivX 3 in ffdshow video decoder configuration&gt;codecs.I suspect that ffdshow on your computer is rendering the subtitles twice (ffdshow &amp; vobsub).&nbsp; So you can either remove the check from ffdshow&gt;video decoder configuration&gt;enable subtitles (result no subtitles for mkv) or install XviD as I have done and disable XviD &amp; DivX in ffdshow.Let me know how you go.--------------------EDIT: I did some testing after this post and discovered that my subtitles weren't working for my AVI files, but were OK for MKV. I upgraded from 0.2.3.0 to 1.0.2.0 only two weeks ago and didn't realise this was an issue until now.&nbsp; I enabled Videos&gt;Subtitle/Audio tab&gt;select Show subtitles (don't think this was an option in 0.2.3.0) and the AVI were now OK, but I couldn't toggle the subtitles as you discovered. In addition my MKV files would not play at all.&nbsp; So I disabled video post processing&gt;add directvobsub (auto-loading version) and now all subtitles are working and can be toggled successfully.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lardy, post: 426753, member: 49578"] I find that the subtitles on my setup are off by default. I use an MCE remote and use either the yellow (enter) button or the i (more) button to select the subtitles. Checking my setup I realise I didn't take very good notes and my setup is a bit more complicated. I installed the [URL="http://www.free-codecs.com/Koepi_XviD_download.htm"]XviD codec[/URL] as well and disabled XviD, DivX 4/5/6 & DivX 3 in ffdshow video decoder configuration>codecs. I suspect that ffdshow on your computer is rendering the subtitles twice (ffdshow & vobsub). So you can either remove the check from ffdshow>video decoder configuration>enable subtitles (result no subtitles for mkv) or install XviD as I have done and disable XviD & DivX in ffdshow. Let me know how you go. -------------------- EDIT: I did some testing after this post and discovered that my subtitles weren't working for my AVI files, but were OK for MKV. I upgraded from 0.2.3.0 to 1.0.2.0 only two weeks ago and didn't realise this was an issue until now. I enabled Videos>Subtitle/Audio tab>select Show subtitles (don't think this was an option in 0.2.3.0) and the AVI were now OK, but I couldn't toggle the subtitles as you discovered. In addition my MKV files would not play at all. So I disabled video post processing>add directvobsub (auto-loading version) and now all subtitles are working and can be toggled successfully. [/QUOTE]

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