On Thu, 12 Aug 2010 22:51:30 -0500, focus@nospam.com <focus> wrote:
>
>>You know you can play an ISO file directly in VLC without
>extracting
>>it and add the subs from the video menu. Way the easiest thing to
>do
>>I think.
>>
>>
>>Cheers... Moz
>
>I just tried it but VLC completely rejected the iso file. Please
>explain how to do it, Moz.
>
>Regards,
>
>John
>
>^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>
>I was able to get VLC to "load" my Griezelbus iso (i never knew VLC
>could do that) by using media - open - file. And I was able to add
>the srt file from the Video menu, but the subs acted very weird,
>coming on once in a while but mostly off, I am using the latest VLC.
>
>I believe I would rather create a new ISO file with the subs inside
>of it anyway, then I can take it out and watch it on the main TV for
>which I sadly do not have a computer for. I did learn more about
>VLC trying to get this to work so that is a plus Moz but I will wait
>for John to have time to describe the integration technique for a
>new ISO with the subs. No rush John.
>
>Thanks,
>focus
I have tried Media/Open File, Media/Advanced Open File and Media/ Open
Folder. The best I can get with the last is the Main Menu and nothing
more. I have only tried it out of interest. Any new technique is worth
knowing.
The info for you is almost finished. I will post it some time over the
weekend. I decided the notes I posted previously neede a complete
revision.
John.
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