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grimmyr13
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_ 		14. May 2014 @ 22:38 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Trying to find a way to change color of shown subtitles when viewing dvds on computer. Like a video player that can do this in its options/settings?

I.E watching dvd with subtitles. Its ugly yellow color. Want to change to white WITHOUT having to rip the dvd and extract the subs and change there. Im looking for a way to change the color durring stream of video. Like a filter option for the playback.

I have an question setup and was suggested that i post my questtion here -
afterdawn site /tech_support/answer.cfm/trying_to_find_a_way_to_change_color_of_shown_subtitles_when_viewing_dvds_on_computer_like_a_video_player_that_can_do_this_in_its_options_settings
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attar
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_ 		15. May 2014 @ 15:16 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Only way I know is to have a separate subtitle.srt file and open the disk in MPC; you now have the option to load the external subs (think the default colours are white with black outline, but that can be changed in the option menu:you can't override the DVD's subtitle colours though).
Only other way is as you say, rip it.

Ask the hotshots at VideoHelp.

http://forum.videohelp.com/
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grimmyr13
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_ 		15. May 2014 @ 17:12 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Originally posted by attar:
 Only way I know is to have a separate subtitle.srt file and open the disk in MPC; you now have the option to load the external subs (think the default colours are white with black outline, but that can be changed in the option menu:you cant override the DVDs subtitle colours though).
Only other way is as you say, rip it.

Ask the hotshots at VideoHelp.

forum.videohelp
Thank you. I will ask them. What you mentioned is a viable option.
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