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    I like the windows 8 app for playing personal videos on my win 8.1 htpc. the problem is the mkv file that I'm watching has the ability to turn on subtitles. The win 8 app only shows cc and that doesn't appear to work. Any ideas or work arounds? Thanks
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    Have you tried install some subtitle filter? Like xysubfilter, vsfilter or maybe lav filters.
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    Originally Posted by Baldrick View Post
    Have you tried install some subtitle filter? Like xysubfilter, vsfilter or maybe lav filters.
    No but I will and report back. Thanks!
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    I tried installing all 3 and I couldn't get subtitles to work. I have limited options using the default windows 8 video player. I press cc but nothing happens. I of course can use vlc and turn on subtitles but their desktop program isn't as nice using a remote on htpc. Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again
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    Upgrade to windows 10. I think it now has full mkv support.

    You could also try ffdshow and disable windows built-in decoders with Preferred Filter Tweaker (be very careful when using it).
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    i already have ffdshow installed...i installed the other i dont see .mkv files is it maybe h.264?...im on the fence with win 10 i love the menu on win 8 for htpc...maybe someone will make software for win 8 menu haha
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