Can WD HDTV play stand alone subs files? I tride to turn subs on which I had in the same folder as the movie ,but all I got was NO SUBTITLES.Any idea?
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Yes the WD TV will play subs. Two things to make sure of are: 1- The subtitle file must be a .SRT, .SMI, .SUB, .A SS (no space Amazon didn't like that word.) or .SSA. 2- The file name of the subtitle file must match the file name of the movie exactly. You don't have to click anything to turn on the subtitle, just play the movie and it will show up.
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I've played avi and mkv by connecting my external hard drive to a usb port. They were played well but the subtitle integrated in my mkv files couldn't be read.
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Sorry, this model works only om A (blu ray) and 1 (DVD) regiosnThe amazon sell the version of all regions.The other problema is the subtitles in dlna mode don't read.
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Kenneth, did you ever find the answer to your first question "will this output two video signals simultaneously?" for I too have the same output need and would like to know the answer to your question as well. The old non network version of the WD Media player did not. I hope this new player will.
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I have had major issues with this player playing anything from a networked PC. Its the wife's main player for me so I have never tried any subtitles. If you are in the market for a player this device has been out for a long time and uses old tech. I would have a hard time recommending it when there are newer devices out that can run kodi and android and would have much better support for different media.
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Frank Booth, Usually not. The subtitles are on the actual disc, so that would be added to the picture while the movie played. --Mr. S
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There's no english subs unless you get a version made for an english release. There has been an official port. I suggest looking that up. I have both versions.
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I have a Canon HF 200, and have been trying to find some way to play my HD files on the BD-60. So far, no luck. I've emailed and called customer service to ask what formats are supported - waste of time. The customer rep said this was only available on the BD-80 (despite what the manual states) Good luck.
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it supposed to play sub files ,but mine even after new firmware says NO SUBTITLES
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So my non-hd movies from other regions would be able to play on this player in the upconversions with no problem? Thanks for the info.
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Copied from another post: "It appears the standard menu options don't apply to the UHD video pack, so you have to pause the movie and look over to the upper right-hand side of the on-screen play/pause/ff/rr buttons and click on the settings icon. This settings button will bring-up an independent sub-menu with an option for subtitles, and you simply have to change it from English (or your language) to off. Enjoy!" It worked for me.
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"Can I convert AVCHD to DVD format and burn to a DVD-R/DVD+R that will be playable on any home DVD player? I also what the answer to this question the answer will determinate if I buy this product or not.
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Sony BDPS790 Blu-Ray Player not honoring External subtitle and closed caption for all video streams. It supports External Subtitile only for AVI video format. Sony support keeps big silence for this kind of queries.
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You can see and browse, but so far I always get corrupt video errors when trying to stream anything. Works fine on my PS3, but would still like to see it work on the BluRay downstairs too!
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The sorting of files/folders was also discussed with customer service at KDLinks. I pointed this out to them and they claim that they will address it in a future firmware upgrade. I also pointed out that each time a new dvd .iso file is played, the Subtitle function seems to be "On" by default and it was suggested that they default subtitling to "Off". Hope this helps.
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Sony has been very bad about clearing this up. Unfortunately, the SonyHome Theater System HT-SS2300 does not support DTS-HD format Sound.The Home Theater System supports Digital Cinema Sound (DCS), DolbyDigital, Dolby Por Logic II, Dolby Surround (Dolby Pro Logic) andDTS Digital Surround. Now the question becomes how do we play over 1/3 of the discs out there with some kind of surround sound???
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Hi, Because this is a disc drive, and not a standalone player, it all depends on your software, I believe. If you have the right software to play multi-region discs, you should be able to pop in your disc and the drive should be able to read it and play it on screen. And, of course, Amazon has a wonderful return policy so you're not left with something that doesn't work for you.