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Selecting one of these languages will immediately add the subtitles to the video. If they exist, you will see them in the submenu listed by language. When you select this option, Vuze sends information to their server that allows them to match your video file with any available subtitles. If you downloaded a video file that doesn’t have subtitles, it’s possible that has them. Subtitles – here you can turn subtitles on or off, import them from an external file (such as. Click that icon, and you will see two different menu items:

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Notice the second icon from the right on the control bar? The one that looks like a Closed-Captioned symbol or a small TV with a fin on the bottom? That’s the Languages Menu. Open a video file in Vuze’s built-in HD Player. Does Vuze support subtitles or alternate languages? I don’t speak English (French/Italian/Swahili).

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Just download a video, press Play, and sit back. Forget about fiddling with multiple codecs or niche tools like Perian, Flip4Mac, MPlayer OSX… No more having to pick a media player based on the type of file you downloaded. The latest release of Vuze now includes a completely new, totally rewritten media player that excels at playing all of the video formats you are likely to come across(.avi.

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Well, maybe we didn’t rewrite the book, but we certainly rewrote the code that powers HD Player in Vuze 4.4 and later.

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We completely rewrote the book on HD media playback with the latest Vuze HD media player. Well, we’re glad you asked! One of the least promoted new features in Vuze is also one of the coolest new features in Vuze.

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I already have Windows Media Player, QuickTime, VLC, and believe it or not, RealPlayer.

11 I want to use the Vuze HD Player but it keeps opening a different one.

10 There is no video when playing a video with the Vuze Media Player.

9 I cannot play the file I just downloaded.

7 The video won't play back correctly! How can I view the video?.

6 Where is the video I just downloaded? I can't find it.

5 There is no video when playing a video with the Vuze Media Player.

4 Why is the “Audio” menu item in the Language menu grayed out?.

3 How come there are no languages listed under the menu?.

2 I don’t speak English (French/Italian/Swahili).

1 I already have Windows Media Player, QuickTime, VLC, and believe it or not, RealPlayer.

The presence of DivX in that folder when Perian is present is known to cause problems. Or that Perian 1.0 works better with Leopard than Tiger?!Įither way, and this needs further exploration, it seems that certain combinations of third party plug-ins do not work when you have QT 7.5, and possibly that updating those components cures the issue with QT 7.5. It may therefore be that Perian 1.1 works better with Tiger than leopard? The link you provided to Macupdate, as far as I can see, refers to problems with Perian 1.1Īnd QT 7.4.1, not 7.5, and another 'variable' is that you are running Leopard and I am running Tiger.

In my HD Library/Quicktime I have Perian 1.1, Flip4Mac components, Apple Intermediate Codec, and AC3 Movieimport component. That is a most interesting observation, and confirms that the location and version of plug-ins for QT plays a part. So, installing Perian will fix the problem of the audio - if you remove certain other components first, and then replacing it with its previous version (1.0) will solve the slow-loading issue. I did this, and bingo bango, video _+ audio loading as it should.

and replace it with it's previous version. about how Perian 1.1 makes this happen, with a tip to go to So now i investigated the new problem and found a post here ** of a long tome to load any videos, a very frustratingly long time in fact. To make sure i was right i swapped them over a few times, and had them in the same folder as well, and indeed, QT would play audio when the XVid component was not present, or if it was present but had been added after the Perian component. This happened after i removed the XVid 1.0 alpha component. Therefore i took components out 1 by 1 until i got audio playing. On a hunch, i figured that if 2 of the components in a folder could both be used by QT to open a movie, QT would use the first one installed. In my QT components folder were a load of codecs, as you would expect, including Perian, which i installed earlier as it seemed to have helped others. Right, i got fed up and did some messing around of my own. You may be interested in this exchange with Hoodster, who posted the following in this thread: