To do this, make sure both the video file and the subtitle file are in the same location. With the video file open in Windows Media Player, go to the “Play” tab and select “Lyrics, captions, and subtitles” from the options. Choose “On if available” to enable subtitles and then select the subtitle file you want to load.
This is for movies. Subs should automatically download and you just need to select them when viewing the movie as normal. To do the same for your tv shows folder, just follow the same steps but the agent name for tv shows is "Thetvdb" instead of "freebase". Edit: Thanks for the gold!Ever wanted to use a YouTube video and see your own native language on the video? Looking to use a video in the classroom but need additional subtitles to su
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