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How do you put subtitles on a PSP video?

How do you put subtitles on a PSP video?

Open the movie file in Xvid4PSP using the “Open” button (!), then click on the “subtitles” drop down menu at the top of the page, then click add, select the relevant srt file, then click encode and wait for it all to be processed.

How do I enable SRT subtitles?

Select your video file and click “Open.” The video and SRT file should begin playing automatically. If the subtitle does not display, click “Pause,” then right-click the video screen. On the right-click menu, select “Subtitles” and click “Enable.”

Can play SRT files?

However, the most common reason someone wants to open an SRT file is to use it with a video player so that the subtitles will play along with the movie. In that case, you can open an SRT file with programs like VLC, MPC-HC, KMPlayer, MPlayer, BS. Player, or Windows Media Player (with the VobSub plugin).

Can PSP play MKV?

PSP Video Formats Aside from movies and music videos available commercially on UMD, the PSP can also play video files from the Memory Stick. These files must be in MP4 or AVI format. For example, an MKV to MP4 (or AVI) converter is needed to play MKVs on a PSP.

How do I play SRT files with mp4?

To add an SRT file:

  1. Copy the SRT file to the same video library folder as the video you’re trying to watch. For example, if your video is in the Videos folder (located inside the Libraries folder), the SRT file must be located there as well.
  2. Make sure that the SRT name matches the name of the video.

Does PSP play video?

PSP Video Formats Aside from movies and music videos available commercially on UMD, the PSP can also play video files from the Memory Stick. Use a free video file converter if you need to convert a video to a format playable on the PSP. For example, an MKV to MP4 (or AVI) converter is needed to play MKVs on a PSP.

What game format does the PSP use?

The PSP is the only handheld console to use an optical disc format – Universal Media Disc (UMD) – as its primary storage medium; both games and movies have been released on the format.