RonJaxon
10-10-2008, 06:16 PM
In another discussion found here (http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/showthread.php?t=192192) I'm trying to find a way to display subtitles on streaming media. Go to the other discussion for details on that but here's a problem I'm hoping to find a solution for.
I found a subtitles player that works pretty well. Logically it's called a Subtitle player (http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/Subtitle-Player-Download-90932.html). :) It's a very small and simply program if you want o download it and check it out (Only one file to download). It simply plays subtitles (.srt) files.
To explain why I would even need such a thing. First of all I'm deaf so subtitles are a necessity if I want to watch a TV show or movie on line. Like I said, the other discussion explains all this but here are a couple of screen shots to show you what I'm trying to alter on the program.
In this image I've opened Click here (this TV episode (It can't be downloaded so it's streaming). Then I opened the subtitles in the subtitle player that matches the show. It can be found here (http://www.tvsubtitles.net/subtitle-27705.html).
http://www.magicjax.com/removeback1.jpg
It's not bad this way but it would be even better if the subtitle player was transparent and I could position it over the streaming video. Is this possible to do?
This image shows that you can alter the color of the player (Both background and foreground colors).
http://www.magicjax.com/removeback2.jpg
Any advice or help would be very appreciated.
Ron Jaxon
I found a subtitles player that works pretty well. Logically it's called a Subtitle player (http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/Subtitle-Player-Download-90932.html). :) It's a very small and simply program if you want o download it and check it out (Only one file to download). It simply plays subtitles (.srt) files.
To explain why I would even need such a thing. First of all I'm deaf so subtitles are a necessity if I want to watch a TV show or movie on line. Like I said, the other discussion explains all this but here are a couple of screen shots to show you what I'm trying to alter on the program.
In this image I've opened Click here (this TV episode (It can't be downloaded so it's streaming). Then I opened the subtitles in the subtitle player that matches the show. It can be found here (http://www.tvsubtitles.net/subtitle-27705.html).
http://www.magicjax.com/removeback1.jpg
It's not bad this way but it would be even better if the subtitle player was transparent and I could position it over the streaming video. Is this possible to do?
This image shows that you can alter the color of the player (Both background and foreground colors).
http://www.magicjax.com/removeback2.jpg
Any advice or help would be very appreciated.
Ron Jaxon