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I´ve got exactly the same problem and tried EVERYTHING to solve it. Only thing that worked for me is to create a dummy-subtitle-file which is activated by default. This file only contains: 1 00:00:00,000 --> 00:00:00,000 and the subtitles section of both .bsi looks like this (different StartTimes of course): [Subtitles] Directory=. DefaultSub=3 StartTime = 00:00:00 Sub1=English|some_movie_e.srt Sub2=German|some_movie_g.srt Sub3=disabled|d.srt Not a "clean" way in my eyes but at least it´s working. Would be nice if this bug could be fixed soon. Greetings |
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