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16th May 2005
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 Manual loading vobsub subtitles BSPlayer works great when vobsub subtitles are in the same directory as a movie. I also realize it is possible to make DirectVobSub search some special paths (DirectVobSub->Paths) for subtitles. But I would like to avoid it. I have an avi file and its vobsub subtitles in different directories not included in DirectVobSub paths. Is there a way to manually choose a directory and a file where BSPlayer/DirectVobSub should search for vobsub subtitles (as it is possible with text subtitles)? Thank you for your patience, Wojciech          |
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17th May 2005
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Don't use DVobSub myself, but doesn't it have a menu in tasktray (at south-east part of the screen) when active? 
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17th May 2005
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the same directory as movie. But I do not how to make it active when BSPlayer has already been started. Do I need to restart? And how can I tell him, that my vobsub subtitles are completely in a different directory? Thank you for any help, Wojciech |
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