You just downloaded that latest episode of your favorite TV show on torrent, but it doesn't have any subtitles, well you have 2 options , either google for the subtitles and then try to download the right subs or use VLC media player's plugin VLSub, I'll show you how.
- Open the video file and pause it , on the menu bar at the top click on view .
- Hit "Download Subtitles" , you should see a dialog box like so
- Okay , now all you need to do is search for the subs , there are two options here , "search by hash" and "search by name" , usually a search by hash will get you subs that are properly synced , but if that doesn't work , simply search by name and then correct the sync yourself (if it isn't already proper.)
once the search is complete you should see a list of subs like this
- Now just select a subtitle file and hit download , that's it ,enjoy your subs!
The subs are downloaded and stored in the same folder as the video file , so this only needs to be done once. also u need atleast VLC media player 2.2 for VLSub to work ...
should u encounter any other issues , or if VLSub isnt installed by default , please check the VLSub plugin page
should u encounter any other issues , or if VLSub isnt installed by default , please check the VLSub plugin page
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