Does this support Subtitles for DIVX? Does this support subtitles in .srt for Divx, AVI movies??
1803574
The .srt will play along with a DivX video as long as they are both in the same folder, and named the same thing (except for the extension of course). Just press Subtitle on the remote once the video is playing and it will work.
1821297
Yes the WD TV will play subs. Two things to make sure of are: 1- The subtitle file must be a .SRT, .SMI, .SUB, .A SS (no space Amazon didn't like that word.) or .SSA. 2- The file name of the subtitle file must match the file name of the movie exactly.You don't have to click anything to turn on the subtitle, just play the movie and it will show up.
2218008
Yes, I can play both VIDEO_TS style and ISO. I prefer ISO to have the whole movie in one file, instead of having to navigate multiple video files like VOBs. Best of all, the Option button on the remote pulls up subtitles, audio, and every other function found on the disc itself. Aios will even pull up a separate SRT subtitle file in the same directory.
1821294
yes,I tried .sub ,but no go.Also I converted it to .srt but was getting out of sync ,so I gave up after trying get it to work.Too bad some realeses have subtitles with .sub. somehow only reads .srt only even after new firmware.No idea why. And yes they both match (movie and sub's)
459280
According to the link below, DivX and XviD are not officially supported, but you may be able to play *some* DivX and/or XviD videos.http://community.insigniaproducts.com/t5/Blu-ray-and-DVD-Players/NS-WBRDVD2-Does-it-support-DivX-XviD-with-firmware-updates/td-p/37887
1620161
Not sure with this as I returned it and the 4k tv. But anytime I download a mkv formatted video file it will always start playing with subtitles. I press the tools button on the remote and go down to subtitles and turn it off and they go away. Not sure if you have already tried this but that is what I have done!!
83871
When I last checked it was incompatible but don't let that deter you. I added a Roku 2 XS for the much better menuing it offers than using the built in Internet browser and a far smoother streaming experience. With broadband &gt;3Mbs the Hi Def images I see on this set are much better than I have seen on many theater screens. It really has changed how I see films.
1971680
You can play movies on it, but it is hard to figure out how to do this. Let me explain. I have a USB with 127 movie files on it. I plugged it in to this IVIEW and selected USB as the source. I got the first avi file to play, but I could not figure out to access its subtitles even though the srt file name was displayed. In order to read the remaining 126 files I had to stop the film and then select the USB again. The IVIEW displayed the USB folders much faster than any other player I own. I somehow managed to access a video_ts folder and got that film to play. Again no subtitles could be accessed. When I went back to access some other film files I could not remember what buttons I pushed to view the previous film. There are no instructions from IVIEW on how to use the remote control buttons to access the various video folders. Most of the remote control buttons seem totally useless to me. I pressed every button and it kept saying "feature not available at this time" or some other negative statement. There are many options offered on the right had side of the screen display, but none of these make the film file play on the TV. One would think that selecting the folder and then pressing the PLAY button would work. No it does not. The player seems to have a good brain software with terrible operating instructions and useless remote control. This player does well with avi and other files that are burned on to discs. For my USB film files I always use my Western Digital streamer [the disc menu features work best on the streamer] or my Philips 5990/5992 dvp.
318892
Yes, it does. When it comes to external subs, make sure you put it on the same folder as the mkv file.
1936568
I have not checked, but normally they are included.According to my information:Features Menus and Interface in - English, Francais, Espanol, Deutsch, Portugues and ItalianoFeatures Subtitles in - English, Francais, Espanol, Deutsch, Portugues and ItalianoFeatures Voice overs in - EnglishLike I'm French, I confirm the support of the French language in menus and subtitles
1237964
Hmm, no answer to this....? I'm pretty curious myself, as I'm an avid anime watcher and have some on my computer (as well as few J-Horror movies) that I have some SRT subbing done in & while I can play the videos I can't seem to make the subbing pop up. I'm wondering if I'm gonna have to run some sort of media server application--like I used to w/ my PS3 (PS3 Media Server)--that while help me transcode the vids w/ subtitles... Be nice to know if anyone else came up w/ a workaround/answer for this.
285961
Yes, XDS is supported provided the ROKU you purchased is capable. Firmware updates are issued when needed. Generally, if your PC can view a file, ROKU can move the video to TV. Once connected to the Internet, you can see (on your TV) a STORE from which you can choose sources for video and/or music. Some are free, some are not. There is Amazon, youtube.com, TED, Krackle, several movie sources, and several music sources. You'll be surprised at all the stuff out there for ROKU and ROKU-like devices.
1620163
Copied from another post: "It appears the standard menu options don't apply to the UHD video pack, so you have to pause the movie and look over to the upper right-hand side of the on-screen play/pause/ff/rr buttons and click on the settings icon. This settings button will bring-up an independent sub-menu with an option for subtitles, and you simply have to change it from English (or your language) to off. Enjoy!" It worked for me.
1032112
First I must ask. Are you serious ? A subtitle is just that a subtitle; doesn't matter the languages. So YES It should if it has the subtitiles.
2225604
I've never tried it, but I'm sur you could using the right software. The file output is .avi. Which is a movie file. Maybe if you could open the file in something like movie maker. I'll try it and let you know how it works.
1419591
Joey -I went to the DivX website at http://www.divx.com/en/products/software/windows/divx, and I don't think it is different than the paid for version, because the trial supposedly runs out after 15 days. Also, one of the early reviewers was upset because it was a crappy quality picture. There is also something called Xvid which is completely free, which I've read in one of the reviews also works on this unit, but I haven't tried it out yet. (I'm self-employed, and if I don't work I don't get paid, so I try not to spend my entire day playing with my toys!)Heidi
1821295
it supposed to play sub files ,but mine even after new firmware says NO SUBTITLES