lajoes
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I'm hoping that I'll get older, and if I succeed in doing so, I know I'll want to revisit titles to refresh my memory or to [re-]discover them, which ever comes first.
So, which is the better way to DL the subtitles - as a separate SRT file or embedded?
I've learned that if I DL it as a SRT, I can play the title back through my DVD/BD player (stereo equipment, not PC related). The only problem with this set up is that if I fast forward the video, the SRT audio track doesn't advance to keep pace.
If the audio is embedded, the DVD/BD player doesn't recognize it and there the title is speaking in tongues.
FYI, I'm not streaming the title, just attaching a storage device to the player so I can use its remote to control playback. Also the player will upscale the video.
.....Spoiler Alert: Ch3vr0n corrected me about this question: it should be titled Subtitles not soundtrack....
So, which is the better way to DL the subtitles - as a separate SRT file or embedded?
I've learned that if I DL it as a SRT, I can play the title back through my DVD/BD player (stereo equipment, not PC related). The only problem with this set up is that if I fast forward the video, the SRT audio track doesn't advance to keep pace.
If the audio is embedded, the DVD/BD player doesn't recognize it and there the title is speaking in tongues.
FYI, I'm not streaming the title, just attaching a storage device to the player so I can use its remote to control playback. Also the player will upscale the video.
.....Spoiler Alert: Ch3vr0n corrected me about this question: it should be titled Subtitles not soundtrack....
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