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Cómo leer subtitulos desde una URL distinta |
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I'm afraid BS.Player has no function to (while playing a moviefile) manually download and simultaneously use a subtitle-file from an url of your choice. If the proper settings (*) are selected, BS.Player will automatically download on-line subtitles from only the three pre-programmed providers, i.e. http://bsplayer-subtitles.com and/or http://opensubtitles.org and/or http://getsubtitle.com. (*) Settings under (rightclick > ) Options > Preferences > Subtitles > [Online subtitles] However, you can always separately download subtitle-files manually and store them anywhere on your HD and then, while the movie-file is loaded, load such stored subtitle-file using the default keycombination [Ctrl]+[L] (or rightclick > Load subtitles). Further, if you store the subtitle-file in the same folder as your movie and make sure it has the same name as your movie, BS.Player will automatically load such subtitle. You can also define a folder (or folders) in BS.Player in which folder(s) BS.Player will also auto-search for subtitles. Such subtitle-folder(s) can be set/predefined (in the 'south east' quarter of the window) under (rightclick >) Options > Preferences > Subtitles Google translation: Quote:
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