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<blockquote data-quote="fltk" data-source="post: 934752" data-attributes="member: 29907">I like Zoomplayer, most for its very good ff/rewind capabilities and for its advanced settings. Unfortunately it does not support DVB subtitles for the time being.That said, I could live with Mediaportals internal player if only I could make the subtitles work, but according to this (taken from the desciption of Mediaportals subtitle engine), nothing is mentioned about DVB subs, which you surely know, are very special:&quot;MediaPortal's subtitles engine supports embedded (such as in a <a href="http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/1_MEDIAPORTAL_1/11_Preparing_Your_System/1_Codecs/MKV_Container" target="_blank">.mkv container</a>) and external (normally <a href="http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/9_Glossary/SubRip_(format)" target="_blank">.srt files</a>) subtitles. For a .srt file to be loaded it must have the same name as the video file with an optional language at the end of the file name.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fltk, post: 934752, member: 29907"] I like Zoomplayer, most for its very good ff/rewind capabilities and for its advanced settings. Unfortunately it does not support DVB subtitles for the time being. That said, I could live with Mediaportals internal player if only I could make the subtitles work, but according to this (taken from the desciption of Mediaportals subtitle engine), nothing is mentioned about DVB subs, which you surely know, are very special: "MediaPortal's subtitles engine supports embedded (such as in a [URL='http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/1_MEDIAPORTAL_1/11_Preparing_Your_System/1_Codecs/MKV_Container'][U][COLOR=#000080].mkv container[/COLOR][/U][/URL]) and external (normally [URL='http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/9_Glossary/SubRip_(format)'][U][COLOR=#000080].srt files[/COLOR][/U][/URL]) subtitles. For a .srt file to be loaded it [B]must have the same name as the video file[/B] with an optional language at the end of the file name." [/QUOTE]

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