Kodi uses this file for advanced settings and features that normal users shouldn't modify without first knowing what they do, as well as for experimental features, etc. If you don't already have an advancedsettings.xml file, it's very simple to make. Increasing the delay range for subtitle adjustment Note: On Kodi 20 - Please note that each time you add or remove fonts you will have to restart Kodi, to allow the font cache to be rebuilt and show fonts in the settings.įor additional info see media section on Kodi_data_folder page. The supported font format type is TTF Note: On Kodi 20 - Add support for OTF font type. Your additional fonts can be stored in the Kodi folder at Kodi/media/Fonts/. You can add additional fonts to add support for your language and to customise your style. It works basically the same for using manually downloaded external audio track files. Subtitle 3: Movie Name (2006).English.srt Subtitle 2: Movie Name (2006).Japanese.sub Subtitle 2: Movie Name (2006).Japanese.idx Subtitle 1: Movie Name (2006).Chinese.sub Subtitle 1: Movie Name (2006).Chinese.idx The dot after the filename but before the extension specifies the language (you can use anything here, mix numbers and and letters or just use one or the other).
To use this functionality you need to rename the video file and subtitle files as follows: This of course is most useful when you have more than one subtitle file, (eg. Kodi supports the use of more than one external subtitle. If you want Kodi to automatically turn on packed subtitles, you have to turn on the Search for Subtitles in RARs option in Subtitles Settings. Where The Matrix.rar containins the VobSub-file The Matrix.sub and the The Matrix.idx VobSub index-file that has been compressed with RAR. Please note that the subtitles inside the RAR archive still need to have the same name as the video file and requires the rar add-on being installed: See: RAR archive support.
Kodi also supports compressed VobSub subtitles. The subtitle and video files must have the same name, for example:
You can configure the way that they are displayed through the Subtitles Settings, and you can adjust where they are displayed onscreen through the Video Calibration Screen. You can also choose to manually browse for the subtitle file via the OSD (On Screen Display). To use stand-alone subtitle files with video files, put them in the same folder as the video file or alternatively go to the Subtitles Settings and set a Custom Subtitle Directory. Manually downloaded external subtitle files ActivateWindow(subtitlesearch) can be bound to a remote button using keymaps in order to quickly bring up the subtitle search window.Main page: HOW-TO:Set_up_subtitle_services
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