Thread: How to use .idx and .sub files?
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Old 06-15-2010, 06:05 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by Jura View Post
All you really need is that they have the same filename. For example Sluts.XXX.2003.idx should match Sluts.XXX.2003.avi

Then MPC or VLC should recognize this and show the subs. If not then there's subtitle options to turn it on/off, english, chinese etc if available.
MPC or VLC would work like that, WMP doesn't like it until VobSub is installed though.

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Originally Posted by AKin3D View Post
then K-lite Codec.
Would have also worked, that codec pack has VobSub in it

I'd probably say download VLC as the more advanced option: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

It is a much more powerful media player.
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