Windows 7: How to load Movie Subtitle in Media Player 12???

I've just installed Windows 7 Version 6.1 (Build 7000)
But i cannot load the movie subtitle when playing Windows Media Player 12 although i have install K-lite Codecs (newest version) for Media.
Can anyone support me with this issue, plz ?




P/s : KM player can load the subtitle but i still love using Windows Media Player

have you right clicked and does anything show pertaining to subtitles??


-----------------if you are not adventurous please do not try this-------------------


----this might break something, but you knew that when you installed 7 didnt you...lol -----

disable the mfpmp.exe because i dont believe the wmp 12 codecs (are they still called that?) can handle subs



i am thinking your have a avi file (most like with a separate subtitle file )

what you want to do is let ffdshow (and haali + directvobsub) get preference over mfpmp.exe....

just change it back as it might cripple the playback of some of your files....

C:\Windows\System32\mfpmp.exe

take ownership and rename it

after watching the file rename it back...

Thanks much for ur support but actually i cannot get a point for ur solution.
Can u explain more details ?
"C:\Windows\System32\mfpmp.exe

take ownership and rename it" => How can i do this?
Thanks again!

take ownership Tutorial

and then rename it....
be sure that wmp is not open....

I think it just doesn't work fine in my situation, only the Media Classic Player can load the subtitles (although i take the ownership of the "mfpmp.exe") Anyway, thank you for your support.

did you rename mfpmp.exe??

Yup, I renamed it. Then Played a movie (with a subtitle) by Media Player 12 but nothing happened.
I mean it just loaded the movie but the subtitle did not.
Have u got any solution instead?

there should be another one in the winsxs folder...
search for it there


C:\Windows\winsxs\x86_microsoft-windows-mediafoundation_31bf3856ad364e35_6.1.7000.0_none_0cc9156848b93f63

you might not be able to rename it...

just move it...

also make sure subtitles are enabled in ffdshow...

sorry it me so long but AFAIK you cant disable mfpmp completely....

as you see there is a few dlls that take care if it is disabled....

if you were to move these files and/or rename them then you cannot watch video or audio....

Why don't you just run the movie through MCE, there are subtitles in there and they can easily be turned on/off?