This is the setting I used to get it to find English every time & play automatically.Īs an aside - the default key to toggle or cycle round subtitle languages is V. On Mac, switch to the full prefs - Show All at the bottom of the Basic Prefs panel. Setting 'Subtitle track' to -1 in combination with a specified language in the 'Subtitle language' field would find the correct language, whatever track number it is. Setting the 'Subtitle track ID' to anything other than -1 seems to disable it entirely.Īfter some testing, I discovered the 'Subtitle track' can be set to -1 to find the first available track, or >=0 to find a numbered track. However, this doesn't seem to work in practise. Of multiple subtitle tracks, a value of "0" will enable subtitle trackġ, a value of "1" will enable subtitle track 2, and so on. "Subtitle Track" menu will not disable the subtitle file.) In the case To disable subtitles by default, select "Preferences", then "ShowĪll".
Select "Disable" to turn off the subtitles.ĭepending on the media, a description (language, for example) might be Go to the Video menu, and to Subtitles track. Subtitles are enabled by default in VLC media player. When the application is opened press on Media. Step 2: Click on the Open network stream. I don't have an examples specifically for Ubuntu, but I'm guessing the prefs are going to be similar to how they are on Mac - Windows appears to have a simple on/off switch, Mac doesn't. Step 1: Download VLC Media Player for Windows, Mac, Android & iOS and follow the steps and Install VLC Media Player.
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