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youFailed is offline youFailed
2016-01-09 , 08:32
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Any video player that has option to load subtitles for N9?

And another question: im trying to instal duckduckgo search but i get an error about a folder bin/dpkn or bin/dpkv. Install dosent complete.
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anthonie is offline anthonie
2016-01-09 , 08:42
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Provided you have the up to date repo's in your source.list and you're not afraid of the terminal;

Code:
devel-su
password
Code:
apt-get update & apt-get install mplayer
After that, the easiest way is to rename your subtitles to the same name as your video file as it will automatically play. Otherwise you'll have to use a format like

Code:
mplayer -sub </path/to/subfile> /path/to/videofile
Some people hate it, perhaps because it's a terminal app, for me it's my most used vid-app on both my phone and my desktop.
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ashaihullin is offline ashaihullin
2016-01-28 , 14:08
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Originally Posted by anthonie View Post
Provided you have the up to date repo's in your source.list and you're not afraid of the terminal;

Code:
devel-su
password
Code:
apt-get update & apt-get install mplayer
After that, the easiest way is to rename your subtitles to the same name as your video file as it will automatically play. Otherwise you'll have to use a format like

Code:
mplayer -sub </path/to/subfile> /path/to/videofile
Some people hate it, perhaps because it's a terminal app, for me it's my most used vid-app on both my phone and my desktop.
What repository this player is in?
 
imaginaryenemy is offline imaginaryenemy
2016-01-28 , 19:38
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For Harmattan, I believe Open Video Player and mplayer both support subtitles.
 

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aalthus is offline aalthus
2016-02-06 , 17:18
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I don't know which repo it is on. But you can get a GUI look here for KMplayer: https://garage.maemo.org/frs/?group_id=42
Or here for Mplayer N9 (which I prefer, but not sure of where I did get it from):
http://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=413444
 
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