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By RowanEleven · Posted
And accordingly we have offered you a means of extracting subtitles from files with internal subs. If you don't feel like using those methods, or for that matter SubtitleEdit which we have mentioned a few times, to adjust, rip via audio recognition, edit, translate or what have you - then that is fine too. But you are missing out on very helpful apps. Some of us have limited bandwidth or have to pay per GB so downloading everything you need subs for isn't always an option. If you are only **** videos and you don't have the files as such, then there are a lot of methods to download them legally or otherwise. Do a Google search "how to download **** videos", if you need advice. It's not allowed here, obviously. I'm leaving this thread now, since I don't watch this show. Good luck. -
By RowanEleven · Posted
Computers have no imagination. They don't need it. Just type the title correctly and there you are. -
By RowanEleven · Posted
It works for me. Do you have the latest version? AND (this is important) you MUST have Mkvtoolnix installed as well. I think it has to be moved to the exact location of the other software. Then it will extract subtitles from mkv files IF they are in the file. Drag and drop the movie file into the area marked "Input file" , check the boxes for the parts you want and then click on extract. It only takes a few seconds. I have version 2.2.2.9. "Resurrection" -
By Englishsubtitles · Posted
Let's report the malfunctionality asap, shall we? -
By VelaOmsk · Posted
I type "History's Greatest Mysteries" into the search bar, and you type "greatest mysteries". Apparently, the site is set up to search by the exact title. And I think you should thank RowanEleven — he’s the one who found the subtitles on addic7ed.com.
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