Problem in gom subtitle player on Windows XP

Asked By Petrusic Parisi 0 points N/A Posted on - 03/30/2013

Hello Experts,

I am using the gom subtitle player function of gom player for a while it doing a good job for me. But after the crash my Windows XP PC it is not operating properly. Sometimes Subtitle file loads properly another time it's not and many times out of sync subtitle display. Please help me out to get rid of this problem.

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Answered By John D Armstrong 10 points N/A #158336

Problem in gom subtitle player on Windows XP

Hi Petrusic Parisi,

 

To load subtitles in gom player be sure that the subtitle format is supported.

 

Supported subtitle formats: 

 

1. Unicode Text Subtitles

2. SAMI (.smi)

3. SubRipText (.srt)

4. SubStation Alpha (.ssa)

5. VOBsub (.sub/idx)

6. .rt

7. Advanced SubStation Alpha (ass)

8. MicroDVD (.sub)

9. SMIL/RealText

 

To open a subtitle just press F3 or ALT+O.

 

To sync press:

 

0.5 Sec Faster : > or.

0.5 Sec Slower : < or,

 

OR;

 

Right click anywhere on the player -> Subtitles,

Select 0.5 Sec faster or 0.5 Sec slower.

 

Hope this solves your problem. Don't hesitate to ask questions for clarifications.

 

Thanks.

 

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Answered By Wade S Veith 65 points N/A #158337

Problem in gom subtitle player on Windows XP

Hello,

Proper matching is one key to troubleshoot subtitle problem. If for an example you are converting a file sample.avi then pair it with subtitle file sample.srt. Always prefer using original video files for protection and safety of the media. Always choose the subtitle option and make sure the subtitle tab is clicked.

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