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#1 2007-11-15 14:18:26
- nmsf
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DNS-323, DSM-520 and subtitles (*.srt) with Twonkyvision
Hi,
I've managed to install Twonkyvision using this forum, and everything is working with my setup (DNS-323 with Twonkivision 4.4.2 UPNP and DSM-520 connected to my TV) except that the subtitles never display. Did someone managed to get them to work?
Thank You
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#2 2007-11-15 14:45:21
- dan.crouthamel
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Re: DNS-323, DSM-520 and subtitles (*.srt) with Twonkyvision
Make sure the SRT files are in Unix format, rather than Windows. If that doesn't work, see if encoding it in UTF-8, instead of ANSI works. I've never tried it myself (don't have any media with subtitles), so let us know if it works for you 
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#3 2007-11-15 14:57:22
- nmsf
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Re: DNS-323, DSM-520 and subtitles (*.srt) with Twonkyvision
Just a dumb question: How do i check if they are UTF-8 or ANSI?
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#4 2007-11-15 15:10:42
- dan.crouthamel
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Re: DNS-323, DSM-520 and subtitles (*.srt) with Twonkyvision
Use NotePad++ (free download) and in the Format menu, you can see what formatting it is in.
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#5 2007-11-16 11:57:29
- nmsf
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Re: DNS-323, DSM-520 and subtitles (*.srt) with Twonkyvision
So, i tried your tips last night, but with no sucess :-(
I saved the subtitles utf-8+unix format and also tried utf-8+windows format
refreshed the Upnp (twonkyvision) server, restarted the DNS-323, and nothing...
I'll keep on looking for a solution...
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