lisztfr9
27th July 2013, 15:27
Hi,
i guess through the command line like this :
vlc --no-spu <file>
but then i should open a disk (not a file) on the cli, and i cant.. on windows,
vlc dvd://D: doesn't work.
Also the --no-spu and later open the DVD does still display the subtitles..
i know i should RTFM, but i already walked through the options :)
Thanks, L
i guess through the command line like this :
vlc --no-spu <file>
but then i should open a disk (not a file) on the cli, and i cant.. on windows,
vlc dvd://D: doesn't work.
Also the --no-spu and later open the DVD does still display the subtitles..
i know i should RTFM, but i already walked through the options :)
Thanks, L