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I remember in older versions there was an option to have subtitles off by default and to turn them on you simply go into the in video audio menu.
im running RC2 and subtitles are on by default for all my videos unless i go into each and turn them off.
any ideas how to get subtitles off by default?
Thanks,
-aPeg
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Haven't played with RC2 yet, but in using the OSD and going to the Audio menu, there should be a radio button along the lines of "Make Default for All Movies" or something similar.
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stoli
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That's the same way it worked in Camelot. There was not a system setting - it was always at the video OSD level. Once it is set, it will be the default for all videos.
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ahhh im a moron... wasn't even looking for the default option in that menu, i figured you meant it saves as you un-check it
thanks Stoli
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try this:
guisettings.xml
<defaultvideosettings>
...
<showsubtitles>false</showsubtitles>
...
</defaultvideosettings>
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Did you ever get this fixed? Im having the same issue on 12
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negge
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Check your language settings.
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2014-04-02, 10:19
(This post was last modified: 2014-04-02, 10:20 by Mattfox27.)
Ya i checked it there is no option or "none" setting it just lists all the different languages...
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negge
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There should be something like "Original stream's language", I think that means it is off. I for sure don't have subtitles enabled by default, I'm not at home though so I can't check my configuration.