(2016-06-12, 8:07 pm)Roketzu Wrote: I can see the browser player working better for someone who is needing to check a lot of the lines, but for people who only come across a few new words/phrases per episode then I think Potplayer would be easier to work with. It also has the benefit of having a ton of other functionality. Speaking of which, I'm thinking of contacting the developers of it and asking if they might consider adding the ability to simply right click on a specific subtitle in the subtitle browser and extract that as a .mp3 or something. That'd be sweet.The audio function is similar to the Video Recording feature.
Right click -> Audio / Audio Recording / Start Audio Recording
Potplayer can display and read Korean subtitles such as .smi files as well, since the software developer is from Korea.
It can also have two different languages (soft-subtitles) on display, just change the settings -- Preferences (F5) // Subtitles // Language/Sync/Other
and if the video have hard-subtitles, then that will be three languages at the same time.
