Samsung BD-P1200 Blu-Ray Disc Player Subtitles issues

[Jona-thon]

I have a Samsung BD-P1200. It suppoerts Dolby Digital 5.1, DTS 5.1, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS HD, Dolby TrueHD, Type: DVD / Blu-Ray Playback Formats: CD / CD-R / CD-RW / CD ROM / DVD / DVD-R / DVD RW / BD-ROM / DVD ROM, MP3, and the Audio Decoders: Dolby Digital 5.1, DTS 5.1, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS HD, Dolby TrueHD. But the issue is that it is not play subtitle from my DVD. Can anybody know that whats going wrong with my DVD player. any idea. Please help.

[Ernest]

You need to downloaded the subtitle on specialized sites or on the P2P software and take the media player BSPlayer, open your video and do a drag and drop the subtitle. Another method, you need to first burn that DVD disc and play on the samsung DVD player. Check and reply.

[Venator]

Simply put, it must file names are identical. Example: file downloaded called "spiderman3.avi. Your subtitle file should then be called "spiderman3.srt. Your DVD player which reads DviX course will then combine the two without any handling. On your computer (I'm on Mac), you can combine them in the VLC. there are some samsung DVD player is not supported the subtitle.

[Quentin]

Some movies have subtitles in a separate file, usually with the extension.srt, .ssa or.sub. The easiest way to read the subtitles is to rename the subtitle file as video (with the exception of the extension) and use a video player as efficient VLC. It is also possible to read the subtitles with Windows Media PlayerBut it is much more restrictive. It is necessary to install third party software, such as:
* DirectVobSub
* Ffdshow

[Paxton]

While modern file formats like Matroska or OGM can handle subtitles directly, older formats like AVI can not. Therefore, a number of file formats for subtitles are created. You need two files: the video file and the subtitle file that contains the text of the subtitles.To open a subtitles file, use the Open dialog box file (Advanced) (Menu File, Open File (Advanced)) <Ctrl+Maj+O>. Choose your file by clicking the Browse button. Then check the Options menu subtitle and click OK. Choose a subtitle file in Windows or Linux.

[CRiley]

You can then choose the subtitle file by clicking the Browse button. You can also set some options such as character encoding, alignment and size. The delay option allows you to delay the subtitles against the video they are not synchronized. If they do not have the same speed, you also need to adjust the structure of sub-titles.

[Kallol]

It is perhaps that you change the encoding of subtitles: Open a file (advanced) ==> Advanced ==> then choose ISO 8859-1. After determining the location of your video file and the file in your ss-titles, of course. A test, in addition to what has been said before.