How to disable subtitles?
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00:00 How To Disable Subtitles?
00:18 Accepted Answer Score 29
00:27 Answer 2 Score 6
00:49 Answer 3 Score 3
01:17 Answer 4 Score 3
01:38 Thank you
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ACCEPTED ANSWER
Score 29
Try hitting the v on your keyboard.
ANSWER 2
Score 6
There are also CLI options -nosub
(for disabling subtitles that come within an .mkv, for example) and -noautosub
(for disabling external subtitles from a separate file).
So, to run a video without any subtitles, you can do the following:
mplayer -noautosub -nosub filename.mkv
ANSWER 3
Score 3
Depends on the video:
- Some videos have subtitles hard-coded in (i.e. overlayed on the picture, won't remove).
- Others have a separate subtitle track (external file)...
- Others still may have a track encoded in it that have them.
But v is the keyboard toggle during playback. Types 2/3 this should work for - type 1 you are "SOL".
ANSWER 4
Score 3
As @Devid said, v is the shortcut for it. But you could also change the mpv.conf
file:
sub-visibility=no # Disable display of subtitles, but still load them if available.
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