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    Kaffeine, xine and subtitles - problem

    Hello to all

    I have a little problem here, hope you can help me.

    I am using Kubuntu 7.04, and I'm using Kaffeine for watching movies. But the problem is, that I cannot see the subtitles with their original letters - I mean I am Bulgarian and the subtitles are in Cyrillic , so the problem is with encoding the subtitles right.

    I've tried changing the subtitles encoding to cp1251 (in xine settings), but that didn't helped. Anyone can help me?

    Thanks

    #2
    Re: Kaffeine, xine and subtitles - problem

    anyone ?

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      #3
      Re: Kaffeine, xine and subtitles - problem

      What do you see?
      For external use only.

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        #4
        Re: Kaffeine, xine and subtitles - problem

        Originally posted by SheeEttin
        What do you see?
        Well, the subtitles are displayed with incorrect symbols - non Cyrillic symbols.

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          #5
          Re: Kaffeine, xine and subtitles - problem

          Maymunitsa?
          For external use only.

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            #6
            Re: Kaffeine, xine and subtitles - problem

            Originally posted by SheeEttin
            Yes, exactly.

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              #7
              Re: Kaffeine, xine and subtitles - problem

              Umm... try ISO-8859-5.
              For external use only.

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                #8
                Re: Kaffeine, xine and subtitles - problem

                Originally posted by SheeEttin
                Umm... try ISO-8859-5.
                To enter this in the xine subtitles settings?

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                  #9
                  Re: Kaffeine, xine and subtitles - problem

                  OK, I've tried entering this into the xine settings, but that didn't worked - the symbols were again in Maymunitsa.

                  My guess is that something is wrong with the cp1251 encoding support, but I'm new to linux and don't know much about that OS. Is there something that should be installed to enable cp1251 encoding support? I've installed the KDE Bulgarian language pack with the help of the control center.

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                    #10
                    Re: Kaffeine, xine and subtitles - problem

                    bump

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