how to view subtitles on real player files like rmvb?
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if ur movie(rmvb) have subtitles, u can watch it...otherwise u can't
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You need to download the players from www.macromedia.com
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Use Real Player.  Always works for me.
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On Windows, you have to use Quicktime.. or you can play them on a PSP and probably a video iPod as well.\n\nYou can probably convert them to another format (avi or mpeg 2) and then you can view them with Windows Media Player.
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Try the BS player. It has capture function.
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http://babelfish.av.com
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Real Player can be set to be the default player of your system while installing it. If you have not done it at that time, don't worry. Try this. It will help you.\n   Open the player, Go to Tools>Preferences. Then, in the window that appears, see on the left side. You will see a drop down tree. Locate the Media Types button under the Content Tab. Now on the right pane you will see the files types. Click on Advanced button located there for more options. Check all the file formats here or click select all. You are done.\n       I hope, my answer helps you. Good Luck
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if those are real media.. then use Real Player (such as .ram or .rm extension in files)
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I know something that might help.\n\nDownload and install a software called dvd lab pro.\nYou can use it to add subtitles to a divix file that has been converted to dad files.Then you will have to burn it to a dvd.Now you canvert the file to dvd with the convert subtitle also option.\n\nTHis is what i know.If you know anything extra please email me.
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Download this player and it will play all the media availabe on earth except Real media(i.e real audio .rm and video .rmvb)\nThe players name is VlC Media Player and it can be downlaod from http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
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look in real player then go to search
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The second post on this thread tells you how to handle SRT files in VLC:\n\nhttp://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?p=84934&sid=de49df7c2d190d444b1cd42475dab2af\n\nIt's worth noting though that, as far as I remember, the AVI and SRT files *must* be in the same folder to work together, and they *must* have the exact same file name as well. So, for instance, if you had an avi file names "Movie.avi" then your subtitles file must becalled "Movie.srt". Well, that's the way it works with VOBSub and Media Player Classic which will automatically pick your subtitles up and display them without being told to.
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Yes you can.4U RM Converter is the best RealMedia converter software which can convert Real Media RMVB to WMV, RMVB to AVI format, and etc.
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maybe the file was corrupted or perhaps real player lacks the codecs required to play the file..try downloading the k-lite codec pack,it comes wid media player classic..after downloading and installing the codecs,u shud b able to play that file..this was the best i could think of..all luck.
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mov files are played in the Apple QuickTime Player. You can download it from the Apple Website http://www.apple.com
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ConvertXtoDVD. Works well and pretty cheap. (I assume you mean MS WMV file.)
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there is a plug in for quicktime called "flip4mac" that plays wmv formatted files...\nhttp://www.flip4mac.com/wmv_download.htm