Additionally, according to some surveys, it is said that the issue of VLC subtitles not showing is commonly seen with Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Arabic SRT subtitles. Last of all, another possible reason for the issue that VLC subtitles not showing is that the subtitle files you have downloaded are broken which can't be accepted by VLC, and possibly any other media players. Secondly, if you have not set the correct font in VLC, you may still not be able to play the subtitle in VLC then because the wrong font may not be compatible with player settings.
In details, sometimes if the subtitles are not using the specific format or codec, such as UTF-8 text encoding, it will result in the failure of showing on VLC. In the first place, the subtitles are not properly encoded on your computer. Generally speaking, the main reasons for the failure of showing subtitles on VLC media player fall to the following points. In order to fully fix all these issues, you have to be clear about the exact reasons for these problems or issues. Therefore, if you are using VLC to play the movie but it fails to show the subtitles properly, something unfriendly will happen. If you enjoy watching some foreign movies, for example, some fantastic Hollywood movies, then the Chinese subtitles for the movies must be provided so that you can understand what the movie is about. Part 1: Why Sometimes VLC Does Not Show Subtitles Part 3: Try another Player If VLC Still Can't Show Subtitles.Part 1: Why Sometimes VLC Does Not Show Subtitles.Thanks for any ideas to resolve the problem. Both 32 bit and 64 bit, both portable and installer. But I have tested it also with the most recent one (21.8.0). I use an older version of SMPlayer (19.10.0). I have both options "Use the ASS library” and "Freetype support" activated ( Options -> Preferences -> Subtitles) I use "mpv" as Multimedia engine ( Options -> Preferences -> General -> Tab "General") The advice given there could (at least in my case) not fix the issue: Last year someone had posted exactly the same problem in the SMPlayerBlog: The result is that they overlay the subtitles of the primary track and you can read neither the one nor the others.
But in my case they are always shown on the bottom. The subtitles of the secondary track should be displayed on the top of the screen. English and German), by chosing Subtitles -> Primary track respectively Subtitles -> Secondary track. SMPlayer offers the possibility to show two subtitle tracks at the same time (e.g. ( - where the SMPlayer has now its location for discussion - is a pain.) I hope this is an appropriate place to post a question about the SMPlayer.
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