Solve the Problem of SMPlayer Subtitles garbled in Ubuntu 14.04

Solve the Problem of SMPlayer Subtitles garbled in Ubuntu 14.04

1. SMPlayer

For those who use Ubuntu, although the system initially comes with the vedio player, SMPlayer is strongly recommended here, which can be downloaded and installed for free directly in the Ubuntu Software Center. This player is very powerful, the program interface is as follows:

2. garbled Problem

Although SMPlayer is very easy to use, it is also very annoying for subtitle garbled characters in some video files. After several twists and turns, we provide you with a perfect solution to the garbled problem.

For example, open Options -- Perference -- and click Subtitle.

Here, you can change the Encoding mode of Default subtitle encoding in Encoding to the corresponding subtitle mode to display Subtitles normally. In general, we set the encoding mode as a UTF-8 to meet the general requirements of video subtitle decoding.

For more SMPlayer tutorials, see the following:

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