Subtitles & Multi-Audio
There are many videos that contain subtitles and multiple audio tracks. However, If your video doesn’t contain it, you will need to find it on the internet. You can download them from SubScene.com and DownSub.com or from many other caption subtitle services. Wherever you download subtitles, please remember Video Saver supports sub rip format which is SRT file.
You can download subtitles directly with the Direct URL section. Then, return to "My Files" and navigate to the folder containing the subtitle file. Tap the three-dot context menu on the right side of the file and select "Add Subtitles to" A dialog box will appear, allowing you to choose the video file associated with that subtitle.
While in the Video Player, you can change the subtitle and audio tracks by tapping the "CC" button located at the top-right corner of the screen. Please note that the "CC" button will only appear if the video contains subtitles or multiple audio tracks.
Furthermore, if you have an MKV file, you can name the subtitle file with the same name as the MKV file. For example, if you have a movie called "Movie dot mkv," name the subtitle file "Movie dot srt." This offers an alternative way to quickly get subtitles in the player without merging them.
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