Do DVD subtitles disappear if you speed up slower moving parts of a movie?
937139
Al, sorry for the delay - I did some testing and they disappear when you speed up or slow the movie down.
1430241
Yes! While I have not used that feature, the package clearly says "New! Variable speed controls---speed up or slow down any part of your video."
2188328
Yes, it does, easily. Mine came today and I used this hack: 1.Switch on the DVD player without a DVD 2.Open the disc cover and keep open. The screen should say "OPEN" 3.Digit 1379 on the remote control. Do this step quickly so all four asterisks appear in a row right under the word "OPEN". There should be four. If you go too slowly, some will disappear and then you have to shut the machine off and restart. 4.Once the **** disappears, type "0" for all region. 5.The system will show you a message about region free dvd. 6.Enjoy!
1519860
Handbrake. Seriously, it's the only thing you'll ever need to convert DVD's - and best of all it's free. You'll have to rip the movie from the DVD first (assuming it's copyrighted).
2007467
I just put in a DVD of .mpg and .avi files and it played them fine. No menu on the DVD, just files. It brought up a list of the files and you can select which on you wouldl like to play. Good feature.
1821292
Did anyone succeeded to use English subtitles of foreign movies using the WD HD TV with VOB files?
1620162
When you bring up the menu, fast forward, etc, curser over to the gear on the right and select it. You can remove the captioning. Sadly, you have to do this each time you watch a movie. They may eventually update it to no captions by default, just not yet...
505741
Yes. I have tested this. It may take a while to pull the table of contents if you have a lot of movies on the drive.
1241719
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.
237545
I think I know what you are talking about. Some DVD movies have many previews before the movie starts...some DVD's actually have a way to get by them..( Disney for one ) by hitting the Pop -Up Menu button,....I just use the skip button....I have to say it really is amazing...I have a new smart TV....every time I turn up my volume there is some sort of add behind the volume bar....
821659
the dvds answer is generally a no (contra to the other answer) except for an occasional foreign film or snlive dvd, or adult entertainment and symphony dvds. sorry
222407
Closed captioning isn't available on movies, only broadcasted TV. Subtitles are way more accurate than CC anyways.
1520160
Yes. However, subtitles must be a part of the video file itself and not an independent SRT file.
1275497
There is a tiny row of text, curved along the edge of the disc, which says:Verbatim BD-R DL for VIDEO 50GB 4XThe text is apparently "transparent" text against the otherwise solid white disc surface.
1747591
At the same time, if you use your computer you can make a DIVX movie from your DVD then play that in this player. The region encoding affects the playing of the original DVD, but might not interfere when copying it with aftermarket software into DIVX. (or into region free DVD, for that matter)
1067792
Unfortunately no- you can only switch the language through the DVD player itself via the Settings
2281815
No! Unless you want to view the contents of the tape while it in being copied. All you need to do in put a tape in its slot and a DVD in its drawer, close both and press the dub button.