So I guess we solved the mystery like scooby-doo? it seems you could have figure it out too, but anyway I guess I did it and now everyone can rest in peace.Īlso. it will lunch with the CC option, but everything was about my movie folders not added into the app.
I also tested, if I double click on the file, it will work as expected. You are right, I just thought it worked like other video players where you just double click but I just thought "well it doesn't work, but maybe if I add the folder to the library."Īnd it worked so yeah, it seems the feature is on desktop video app and it works. that's why it should work if you put your videos on the user video folder, and let it update the list.īut in my case I had to add "D:\Movies" and once you lunch the video on the app, then the subtitles will be recognized if they have the same name of the movie. You only need to add your folder, where the movie(s) is/are on the Video app.
Not true, take a look here: Movies & TV update brings support for SRT subtitle files and more | Windows CentralOh yeah yeah, well I thought that subtitle support was only for mobile since I never got it working on desktop, and you know, sometimes the features are for one and not the other, and I never really researched much, since I use Potplayer to watch movies so never cared about it.īut I found out what you have to do in order to get subtitles and it's simple:
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