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Thread: How do you find subtitles?

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    It's not uncommon to find a movie without subtitles, and if you can find missing subtitles, they're often for the whole movie instead of just the non-english parts or out of sync because it's for a different release, such as this one.

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    The.Expatriate.2012.720p.Bluray.X264-BARC0DE

    What do you guys do?

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    Here's a link for the specific release you have.
    http://www.opensubtitles.org/en/subt...-expatriate-en

    Another site for subtitles.
    http://subscene.com/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sometwo View Post
    out of sync because it's for a different release
    In that particular case, you can often adjust the subtitle delay in your media player to end up with something watchable.

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    I tried subscene but the other sites are new. Thanks guys.

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    If you're using XBMC there's a plugin that will grab the correct one for you if you keep the original file name. If you rename your files you can still manually search, you just need to remember the release name.
    Just like the NSA, I'm compelled to copy everything I want to.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DngrMs View Post
    If you're using XBMC there's a plugin that will grab the correct one for you if you keep the original file name. If you rename your files you can still manually search, you just need to remember the release name.
    I never used XBMC. I'd try it if Rpi had better audio support.

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