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MPlayer sub-title
Hi
Does anybody know how to run unicode(Chinese/Japanese/Korean & etc) subtitle on MPlayer? I could see English sub., but unicode sub-titles is cracked. I think this is about encoding matter, as a newbie.:( Anybody can solve this please? **I can see all the text exactly in web browser by copying fonts to ~/.fonts/ |
Re: MPlayer sub-title
mplayer is probably using the wrong font for subtitles, and that's why the characters are not showing up?
In your mplayer config directory (that's /home/user/.mplayer), you can put a file called 'subfont.ttf', which mplayer will use for displaying subtitles. Instead of copying a file, you can do a softlink with 'ln -s [path to font file] /home/user/.mplayer/subfont.ttf' A bit OT, but could you please tell me which fonts you copied to your n800 to enable Korean fonts? I've tried a couple, but I haven't had any success so far. |
Re: MPlayer sub-title
Hi
Have you succeeded in playing unicode fonts on Mplayer? I did it what you told me, but I still cannot see correctly. **I put any fonts into ~/.fonts/, any fonts I tried, it works perfectly. |
Re: MPlayer sub-title
the method is not working for me...
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