Difference between revisions of "VSG:Subtitles:Rendering"

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Question marks mean the encoding is wrong.
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=VLC does not render the subtitles correctly=
  
Boxes usually mean the selected font lacks the needed characters.
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== Question marks ==
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If you see question marks or weird characters, this means that the selected encoding is wrong.
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Change it in preferences, in the OSD section.
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== Boxes / Squares ==
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If you see boxes or squares, it means the selected font lacks the needed characters.
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Change the font in preferences, in the OSD section.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 10:26, 12 September 2013

VLC does not render the subtitles correctly

Question marks

If you see question marks or weird characters, this means that the selected encoding is wrong.

Change it in preferences, in the OSD section.

Boxes / Squares

If you see boxes or squares, it means the selected font lacks the needed characters.

Change the font in preferences, in the OSD section.

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