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    Monday, March 20, 2017

    How To Load Subtitles Automatically On VLC, Download Subtitles From VLC

    How To Load Subtitles Automatically On VLC, Download Subtitles From VLC

        
    You don’t need any introduction for the VLC Media Player. It is one of the most popular, open sourced and most downloaded media player. VLC Media Player can play any video format, and support a wide range of subtitle format (Like.Art, .Sub, .Ret). VLC Media Player allows you to stream and download YouTube and other video.


    It’s not very hard to find subtitle online for movies or TV-series, but you can save a lot of time with VLC media player. VLC media player extension called “VLsub” automatically find best subtitles for you.

    How to Download and install the VLsub in VLC Media Player?

    Step 1: Download the VLsub file from the Github page or the VLC add-ons page. Extract the ZIP format and you will see the “Vlsub.lua” file in extracted folder.
    Download From here: GITHUB

    Step 2: If you don’t have VLC Media Player you can download and install in a computer. I’ll guide you how to install VLsub on VLC. First of all copy the “Vlsub.lua” file and paste in under “lua” folder in different OS.
    • For Linux, the extension folder is at ” ~/.local/share/vlc/lua/extensions/”. (Note: this filepath does not exist by default. You have to create the “lua” and “extensions” folders in the “~/.local/share/vlc” folder)
    cp vlsub.lua /usr/lib/vlc/lua/extensions/
    • For Windows, copy/paste the file to
    %ProgramFiles%\VideoLAN\VLC\lua\extensions\
    • For Mac OS X:
    /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/extensions/                        
    Step 3: Now, Play a video in VLC. Click on the view menu, you will see a “VLSub 0.9” Option, Click on that.
    Enjoy.
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