Anyone know how to turn off subtitles on MKV? I see the setting to turn off subtitles for Blu-ray/DVD but can't for the life of me figure out how to turn off subtitles when watching a MKV file that contains (non-hardcoded) subtitles. Anyone know how to turn off subtitles on MKV? I see the setting to turn off subtitles for Blu-ray/DVD but can't for the life of me figure out how to turn off subtitles when watching a MKV file... » Read More Anyone know how to turn off subtitles on MKV? I see the setting to turn off subtitles for Blu-ray/DVD but can't for the life of me figure out how to turn off subtitles when watching a MKV file that contains (non-hardcoded) subtitles. « Show Less
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I've tried pushing the Info button on the remote and a display menu pops up in the corner and scroll below the little speaker icon there is a sub menu to control the subtitles and language track.
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Press the Info/Display button on your remote control which will bring up a small menu allowing you to turn off the subtitles.
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whilst playing the file hit the key labelled [Q.MENU] click on [Set video Play.] then [Subtitle Off]
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yes,I tried .sub ,but no go.Also I converted it to .srt but was getting out of sync ,so I gave up after trying get it to work.Too bad some realeses have subtitles with .sub. somehow only reads .srt only even after new firmware.No idea why. And yes they both match (movie and sub's)
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No. It's a good video file player and my friend loves it. You might need to search for a new firmware update on the net to make it play MKV tho as it has difficulty out of the box doing that. Hope that helps you.
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Yes. I just checked it out with a MKV file I had. I did not know this so thank you for your question.
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Yes, there is an option to choose English subtitles and most of the important dialog and instructions to play will be displayed. However there are scene changes and probably something else that I can't think of at the moment that are spoken only and you would not see on the screen with dialog. I don't think this would diminish your game play though.Hope that helps.
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I've seen some subtitles on foreign movies but they could have been part of the movie not real subtitles. I would guess, however, that it could handle them because I had to shut that feature off in the setup options.
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there is a subtitle button under the #07 button. if there is a replay button, i don't remember which one it is, most likely because i don't use it.
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One BIG problem with subs: Subs must be text ONLY. Hyper markup (enhanced) subtitles have the hyper markup controls DISPLAYED as text, and ignored. This happens with both external srt subtitle files, and internal included subtitles in mkv's.Example of hypermarkup:<font color="yellow">This is an example</font><font color="yellow">of 1st person speaking. </font><font color="white"> And another person.</font>This will display, LITERALLY, as given, with the hyper markups, <font color="yellow">, etc., displayed on screen, along with the actual text.When played with a software media player (say vlc), the hyper markups are processed correctly and not shown, with the text displayed with designated colors. One BIG problem with subs: Subs must be text ONLY. Hyper markup (enhanced) subtitles have the hyper markup controls DISPLAYED as text, and ignored. This happens with both external srt subtitle files, and internal included subtitles in mkv's.Example of hypermarkup:<font color="yellow">This is an example</font><font color="yellow">of 1st person speaking. </font><font color="white"> And another person.</font>This will display, LITERALLY, as given, with the hyper markups, <font... » Read More One BIG problem with subs: Subs must be text ONLY. Hyper markup (enhanced) subtitles have the hyper markup controls DISPLAYED as text, and ignored. This happens with both external srt subtitle files, and internal included subtitles in mkv's.Example of hypermarkup:<font color="yellow">This is an example</font><font color="yellow">of 1st person speaking. </font><font color="white"> And another person.</font>This will display, LITERALLY, as given, with the hyper markups, <font color="yellow">, etc., displayed on screen, along with the actual text.When played with a software media player (say vlc), the hyper markups are processed correctly and not shown, with the text displayed with designated colors. « Show Less
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OK - problem solved.mkv files can be encoded with a whole array of different audio profiles. I needed to have simple mp3/stereo to work with my TV.You can easily convert 'your' mkv file to the audio profile you need by using the free Avidemux software (ask Google). Load your mkv into Avidemux, then in the left column set:Video = CopyAudio = MP3 (Lame)Configure = StereoFilter = StereoWorked for me.And solved a similar problem with no audio on MP4 files.Good luck!
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After reading over that page, I found that this does not support DVD menus. Hopefully this functionality will be added sooner rather than later.How difficult is it to switch between two video output sources if you are unable to see the menus?
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Friend, could you tell me if it offers CAPTIONS when downloading like a Netflix movie?? My son can do this and I can't, and I'm very hard of hearing so cannot understand anything without the CAPTIONS!! (I also have an older Sony Blu-Ray)! (My tv does support it)
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HI Joe, the remote control I have has both subtitle and repeat/repeat A-B button, not sure what they do though. Hope this helps
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I've had my LG 570 for about 3 weeks now (got it the Saturday after Thanksgiving 2010). I had no issue having it see my USB 3.0 external hard drive box with a 2TB WD Green HD formatted in NTFS (with many folders and mkv, avi files on that HD). However, playback of files is hit and miss. MVK (high profile) files did play. Occasionally I'd see a message at the beginning "file may not properly play". The file continued to play, looked good too. DTS audio plays too. During playback, I'd see flickering. It may not occur at first but into the movie it happened (tested on many different mkv files and happens more than not). The mkv movie may also start to stutter (both in video and audio) but not until into the movie. These same mkv files play without issues using a PC or my WD Media player live plus with that same USB hard drive box. Some avi (divx 5, 6) did not play their audio. I re tried to play them and they now had audio during playback!?! I do not believe that this player is a "great" mkv player due to the repeated "flickering" issue I've experienced. If that was not present, I'd keep my LG 570 (I'm gonna return it to best buy). I've only tried 1 bluray movie, Independence Day and it played without issues until the very end where it then just stopped. I've read many have bluray playback issues with various titles on this player. After firmware upgrades, they will find that bluray movies that did play now do not. Firmware was updated on my player too (around end of November 2010) I think I'm at current level. But issues still persist.. I'm truly disappointed that this player isn't a better mkv, avi player. It'd be sweet to get one at 150.00 USD to be able to play such a range of files, disks. LG has much work to do with their players (at least this one)..
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If the channel provider has subtitles, then it's an option with the Roku 2. When I click on a title in Netflix I now have an extra option of "Audio/Subtitles" where I can turn them on & off.
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unfortunately i do not have a definitive answer, what i could suggest is you tinker with your closed caption/language settings on your tv set to see if this will assist you.
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It sounds like you may have to go in to the DVD players menu and turn subtitles off there.
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deshkaman,Closed Captioning is available on the tuner and Apps when enabled by the TV. If you're using a cable/satellite box or Blu-Ray player connected with HDMI, you may want to enable the closed caption options on the cable/sat box or Blu-ray player instead. The closed caption or subtitle option needs to be enabled at the source level for those items rather than the TV level. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products.--Mr. S