Your movie should now continue on with the subtitles playing. If the subtitles do not work, or are out of sync, it is always possible to go back and pick out a different one from the list although most work perfectly. From there just un-pause your movie and begin watching, this time with the subtitles of your choice. Look through and find the language you want and hit Download and open. You will then be greeted with a Subtitles available online window which will show you all subtitles available for your selected video file. Now to get the subtitles, hit File then navigate to Subtitle Database and finally hit Download.

You can do that by either clicking on the screen once or hitting the pause button. You can do this by either dragging the file right into the playback window or by hitting Ctrl+O and browsing for the file. With MPC open, take your video file and open it in the program. Getting Started First Method: You already have the video file Ok so now that you have MPC installed as well as WinRAR lets move on to the guide itself :) The first method we will be going over is how to find and add subtitles if you already have the video file available and downloaded. If you are unfamiliar with WinRAR, please read this easy to read guide on some of the features of WinRAR: RAR playback and extraction guide. WinRAR-Download the latest beta version here at Afterdawn. Media Player Classic- You can download the latest version of the software here at Afterdawn. RAR files so I will include that in the requirements. You may also need WinRAR for some files that are packed in. You will also either need the video file you want the subtitles for or at least the title of the movie, etc. Requirements For this guide you will not need much else besides Media Player Classic and a working Internet connection. We will show two different methods of obtaining these subtitles, and then how to play them along with your video. In this guide we will teach you how to use the excellent freeware program Media Player Classic to find and add subtitles to your video files that may need them.

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