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manicalic wrote:
Three swparate ways to have subs in .rm(vb) files:
NOTE: all require Real Alternativ
IMPORTANT: before installing RealAlt you MUST uninstall Real Player (will not work anyway)
NOTE2: Subtitles file has name exact as movie, extension is appropriate for subtitles format.

1. open file in player supporting subs (Bestplayer etc.)
2. Media Player Classic:
Options > Playback > Real Media Video > (choose) DirectX 7/9
Can now (auto)load subtitles
3. Installed DirectVobSub: just change extension from .rm(vb) to .avi (not convert, just change filename), DVobSub will load subtitles automatically.

3rd way is the only that works in Windows Media Player.

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