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Latin and Cyrillic letters in subtitles - how to set up a player

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Latin and Cyrillic letters in subtitles - how to set up a player

The article is updated: https://do-you-know-tech.blogspot.com/2019/01/how-to-adjust-latin-and-cyrillic.html

If your player does not display Cyrillic or Latin letters with bumps, then you need to adjust it. Each player is different and these settings are reached in different ways when you get to them you need to know what to choose. Here I will write instructions for some of the most popular players.

Latin letter setting

KMPlayer:

F2 > Subtitles Processing > Font Style > Charset > East Europe

VLC Media Player:

Ctrl+S > Input/Codecs > Other Codecs > Subtitles > Subtitles Text Encoding > CP1250

BS Player:

Ctrl+P > Subtitles > Font >Script > Central European

MV2 Player:

Desni klik > Subtitles 1 > Subtitle Properties > Charset > East Europe

MPlayer:

Desni klik > Preferences > Subtitles & OSD > Slavic/Central European Windows (CP1250)

Xine:

Alt+S > Subtitles > Encoding of the subtitles > CP1250

Setting Cyrillic letters

KMPlayer:

F2 > Subtitles Processing > Font Style > Charset > East Europe

VLC Media Player:

Ctrl+S > Input/Codecs > Other Codecs > Subtitles > Subtitles Text Encoding > CP1251

BS Player:

Ctrl+P > Subtitles > Font >Script > Cyrillic

MV2 Player:

Desni klik > Subtitles 1 > Subtitle Properties > Charset > Russian

MPlayer:

Desni klik > Preferences > Subtitles & OSD > Cyrillic Windows (CP1251)

Xine:

Alt+S > Subtitles > Encoding of the subtitles > CP1251

(serbianforum.org)

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