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Upon loading, the media player will sense the external sub and automatically play it with the video. You name the subtitle file exactly the same as the video file and put them in the same folder (or openly on the USB stick). Since all you apparently want to do is play one pre-selected external sub, I don't think you'll have any problems since this is a standard feature of every standalone player I've ever used. Sorry, it wasn't clear in your original post that you had not yet really tried any standalone players, so I assumed you meant you wanted to overcome their typical one-sub-at-a-time limitation (a lot of people ask about that). What are they called ? Where would I get one ? What would be a typical price ? I'm in Sydney Australia, in case that is relevant to 'where'. 'most hardware media players will then recognize both subs' I searched with Google and could not find a 'Media Player', but I could find ONE in Ebay, so I am quite intrigued by 'most'. As for having 'exactly the same name', I happy to arrange that beforehand. I want a solution to MY problem, and that does not involve 'selecting on the fly' I'm quite happy to select the appropriate subtitle file before I put the video on the USB but once it is there AS A SEPARATE FILE, I want to be able to tell the 'gadget' to play it.

#Usb media player mp4

This trick only works with MKV video files: MP4 and AVI do not support embedded, selectable subs so you would be back to the singe external sub limitation with those formats. But this is limited to just two different subs (one internal and one external) unless your MKV includes multiple additional internal subs. So if your MKV file includes an internal English sub, you can bundle an external French etc sub file with it in the same folder and most hardware media players will then recognize both subs, letting you choose between them on the the fly. Most hardware players will load both the embedded subs and one external sub file you pair with the video file. You can kinda/sorta fudge on-the-fly sub switching if the video file is an MKV with one or more internal embedded subs. Gets the job done, but obviously not very convenient if you want to spontaneously alternate between hearing impaired/normal or constant/forced only or English/French. You would need to pick which of the several sub files you want for that viewing session, rename it to match the video file, and put it in the same folder. You can choose among different subtitles ahead of viewing, but cannot choose on the fly.

They usually follow the rule that any external subtitle must be named exactly the same as the video file and be contained in the same folder with it.

#Usb media player software

Information within may be subject to change without notice.This particular feature of PC software players like VLC (ability to select among multiple external subtitle files on the fly) is very very rare in standalone hardware media players (at least, I've never seen one that could do it). Instructions and specifications are correct at time of printing. Included Accessories: PoE power supply, Line in and out cable, RJ45 line cable

#Usb media player series

Product Dimensions HxWxD: 76 x 118 x 32 mm (Clipsal 2000 series style mounting)

PoE line output: RJ45 balanced (0.5v level, impedance 600ohms, mono output).

Rear Panel line output: JST3 balanced (0.5v level, impedance 600ohms, mono output) Rear panel line input: JST3 balanced (0.5v level, impedance 10K, mono input) USB Player: MP3: Stereo files 128k, 192k, 320k and VBR bit ratesįront panel line input: TRS 3.5mm unbalanced jack (0.3v level, impedance 10K, internal mono sum) USB Flash Drive: Flash drive capacity MAX 128GB / FAT32 partition

Product Mounting: Compatible with Clipsal 2000 series mounting accessoriesĪC Power Supply to PoE : AC 100-240V 50/60Hz.

With a few simple steps, users are able to rename the BT ID to differentiate installed MMP-1’s throughout buildings such as schools, universities, office spaces and other training facilities.

#Usb media player install

The MMP-1 is the right choice for users who wish to install multiple streaming receivers within close vicinity to one another. Users have the choice to connect the MMP-1 locally in an installed space or connect to devices remotely via inexpensive CAT6A twisted pair cabling. It can used as a remote input to distributed audio systems, or on its own connected directly to mixers, amplifiers or speaker systems. The MMP-1 is a universal remote wall panel featuring three input modes: BT, Line input and USB audio file playback.