I found the solution how to switch the preferred subtitle language:
Sure it can work only if the source file of your ISP offers english subtitles.
"Real Player / Real One player
From the Real Player menu, Choose 'Tools'
Next, pick the Preferences item (Screenshot 1)
In the preference page (Screenshot 2) choose Content
Now you can see the option for 'Show subtitles' - check this box
There is also an option for 'Supplemental text captioning' - check
this box as well. "
from:
Captionkit
( http://www.captionkit.com/switchoncaptions.php )
The screenshots not included here can be seen there.
I hope this solves your problem.
till-ga
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Request for Answer Clarification by
gcse-ga
on
29 Nov 2004 14:58 PST
Hi
I've up to the Preferences screen.
I don't see any "Show subtitles" there.
I'm using RealPlayer version 10.
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Clarification of Answer by
till-ga
on
29 Nov 2004 23:42 PST
So you´ve reached the following point:
( http://www.captionkit.com/images/tutorial/realone-captionson.gif )
Form this point please select
Content
as desbribed in this screenshot:
( http://www.captionkit.com/images/tutorial/realone-captionson2.gif )
Then you will see the option for subtitles and for the preferred
language for content.
This all refers to Real Player 10.
till-ga
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Request for Answer Clarification by
gcse-ga
on
07 Dec 2004 03:14 PST
Yes I tried that but the subtitles does not come on.
It should have display all the languages availible on the DVD but only
choose English as the default and can't change to the others.
I find a much better way using Window Media Player.
Thanks alot for the help.
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Request for Answer Clarification by
gcse-ga
on
07 Dec 2004 03:15 PST
But I would also want to know how to do it on Real.
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Clarification of Answer by
till-ga
on
07 Dec 2004 03:48 PST
Displaying subtitles is of course limited to the available subtitles
in the video source. If no other languages can be selected the source
simply does not offer them.
till-ga
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Request for Answer Clarification by
gcse-ga
on
07 Dec 2004 03:51 PST
I tried it on the DVD Player and it works fine also with the WMP.
But there IS problems with RealPlayer
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Clarification of Answer by
till-ga
on
07 Dec 2004 04:38 PST
In your question you were talking about a streaming video form your
ISP, not about a DVD.
In my opinion Realplayer is not the best choice to play DVDs on your
PC. There are several specialised DVD player programs available.
till-ga
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