Getting the Subtitles for your movies aren’t that
much hard in the Internet. Google can bring you the best subtitle websites for
your digital media collections. Also, you can directly search and get the
subtitles for any movies in any language in Subtitle collection sites like
open subtitles.org.
You don’t need any introduction for the VLC Media
Player which is the most popular and most downloaded, open sourced
multimedia player. VLC is also my favorite video player and which is a
lone player in my system. I’m the big fan of Online Music streaming services, so that I don’t any
other extra players than VLC. It provides a lot of features to give the best
video watching experience to all users.
VLC also supports subtitles feature, you can load
many formats of subtitles like .srt, .sub,.rt. However, VLC Player can’t search
and get the Subtitles for you automatically. It will be perfect, if it finds
the subtitles for playing movies.
VLSUB is an extension for VLC Player that can search
and download the Subtitles from the open subtitles.org using the name of the
playing movie.
How to Install the VLSUB in VLC:
1. Download the VLSUb file from the Github page and
extract the VLSB_MASTER folder. In the extracted folder, you can find the vlsub.lua file.
2. If you don’t have VLC Download it from here and
install that. Now, Move the vlsub.lua file to the VLC
Extensions folder. I’ll show you how to move that file to correct folder.
Just save the vlsub.lua file ”vlc
/lua/extensions” directory of your OS
Windows (all users):
%ProgramFiles%\VideoLAN\VLC\lua\extensions\
Windows (current user):
%APPDATA%\vlc\lua\extensions\
Linux (all users):
/usr/lib/vlc/lua/extensions/
Linux (current user):
~/.local/share/vlc/lua/extensions/
Mac OS X (all users):
/Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/extensions/
Mac OS X (current user):
/Users/%your_name%/Library/Application Support/org.videolan.vlc/lua/extensions/
For Example: if you have installed the VLC in
Windows OS in Local Disk C:, the path to store that vlsub file is
C:\Program
Files\VideoLAN\VLC\lua
3. Now, Open the VLC and Play any video and open the
VLSUB from the menus, View-> VLSUB0.9 option. Look at the screenshot for
subtitles of I am Legend Movie above.
4. In the VLSUB window, You can choose the language
of subtitle and search with “Search By Name” and “Search By Hash” Options.
When I have used the Search by Name Options, it may return many results,
but the Search By Hash returns only minimal best results.
5. Once VLSub finds the Subtitles, you can highlight
and click download selection to load that in the current playing movie
automatically.
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