Subtitle thing(urgent)

[gabolifal]

Hi everybody, im new here and im brazilian, so dont expect from me a good english.
I dont now very well the forum so i dont know where i should put my question right away, my doubt is:

ive made a backup of a movie(star wars 2)and this movie is the kind of we cant change the language and the subtitle when the movie is passing, just in the menu, so i cant enable the subtitles, since ive put the menus away when backing up. Do anybody know how to enable those tings without the menu?

Thanks anyway

[nathanaa]

Depending on the model of DVD player you are using, your remote control might have a "Subtitle" button. My players all have them, even my cheapo ones. They are listed variously as "Sub", "ST", and "SubT" so maybe look for something like that on your remote.

[Krispy Kritter]

Most players will allow you to turn them on/off while viewing....assuming of course that you didnt put the subtitles away also.

[gabolifal]

I think you guys are not understanding...
I can enable the subs in the player of my computer, cause I use the right button etc.
But with my dvdplayer i cant enable those, when i push the button referent to the subs nothing happens, ive been backing up a lot of movies, i think this is a particular thing of this specific movie, do you know what i mean?

[Koleman]

I think he may be talking about Closed Captioning rather then the built in subtitles.

[D.A.R.J.R.]

No hes talking about subtitles. I am not sure how to fix it but I recently had the same problem with the Princess Mononoke DVD. The only way to turn on subs or change audio was from the menu.

[Cunhambebe]

Hi. If you want me to help you in Brazilian Portuguese - if you feel more comfortable this way - you can PM me and we'll try to fix this. You said you made a backup....What application did you use to do the job? Did you check all boxes for languages, soundtrack and subtitles (usually in English and Brazilian Portuguese)?