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I downloaded a Japanese movie and I want to watch it with subtitles. I searched for subtitles, found some, and dl'd VobSub cause it was suggested below - but it's not working. Here's the info that came with it::

 

//====================================================================//

// Movie Title: Battle Royale //

// Original Release: 2000 //

// Version: Special Edition Director's Cut DVD //

// Verison Date: 2002 //

// Format... //

// -Video: Xvid VBR 643 kbps @ 640 x 352 //

// +Aspect Ratio: Approx 16:9 //

// -Audio 1: MPEG 3-Layer VBR 160 kbps Stereo //

// +Content: Main Movie //

// -Audio 2: None //

// -Subtitles: English //

// +Format: .idx & .sub files //

//--------------------------------------------------------------------//

// Encoded with Gordian Knot: http://www.doom9.org/software.htm //

//====================================================================//

 

OTHER INFO / POINTLESS RAMBLINGS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

 

The subtitles can be viewed either with the (Direct)VobSub codec

or loaded manually using any number of video players, including my

favorite, Media Player Classic. Select the .idx file when loading them

manually.

 

Also, some of the aforementioned players may load the subtitles

automatically. Since DirectVobSub does this as well you may see two

sets of subtitles when viewing at full screen. You will have to either

disable VobSub's autoloading feature or disable the player's subtitle

rendering to fix this.

 

Y|yukichigai

 

Help is appreciated.

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