subtitles in media center, especially for MKV


  1. Shayx
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    Windows 8.1 Enterprise
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    subtitles in media center, especially for MKV


    Hi, i tried watching some FHD movies with MKV container and it works perfectly on media center, the only downside is i can't see subtitles.

    is there an add on or a setting i can use that can read external subtitle
    files from the same folder as the movie and with the same file name?
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  3. Shark007
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
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    If you have the Shark007 Codecs installed,
    open the x64 settings application and disable the Microsoft Video decoder on the SWAP TAB.
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  4. Shayx
    Posts : 238
    Windows 8.1 Enterprise
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    i don't have this codecs.
    i have coreavc codec and ac3 filter.

    any other way?
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