How to Use smplayer to play HD movies and load Chinese subtitles [illustration]

How to Use smplayer to play HD movies and load Chinese subtitles [illustration]-Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information. The following is a detailed description. [Table = 98%] [tr] [td] Source: linux-system.cn Author: ChinaCnd

Recently, my friend liked to download HD movies or videos, and he has been using kmplayer to play HD movies in windows, I suddenly played HD movies in linux but didn't know how to load Chinese subtitles. So I remembered writing an article about how to load Chinese subtitles. We download all high definition movies.
If there are no subtitles, most of them need to download and load their own subtitles. Currently, many movie players automatically load subtitles, as is true in linux, however, the premise must be that the name of your movie file is the same as that of the subtitle file, just as we used mp3 to load the lyrics. in linux, What player should we use to play high-definition movies, my preferred choice is smplayer. Nowadays, many users often use mplayer in linux systems. Is it true that mplayer cannot load subtitles? No, it can also be loaded, but I like smplayer, so we use smplayer as an example.
If you have not installed smplayer, you can download it from the official website of smplayer. URL:
Http://smplayer.sourceforge.net/downloads.php? Tr_lang = zh
After the software is installed, we must first ensure the consistency of the file name, and the file must be in the same directory, so that smplayer can automatically load subtitles, but the problem arises, when loading Chinese subtitles, the film displays Garbled text. Let's talk about the solution.
First, open smplayer.
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Select "option" to find "Preferences ".
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Select "subtitle" in your preferences and set the default subtitle encoding to "simplified Chinese ",
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Select the "font" tab and click the button on the right of "ttf font" to select the Chinese font in your system. Generally, there is a Chinese font in this folder.
Usr/share/fonts/truetype/wqy/wqy-zenhei.ttf (this font is available in ubuntu systems, other systems don't know) If not, don't worry, you can download your favorite Chinese font on the Internet to copy a directory and select the font
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Now your smplayer can play normally and display Chinese subtitles.
You can also set the font color and so on.
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