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Try solution from Samba access after Windows 10 Updates 1709/1803/1809
http://www.futeko.com/newforum/index.php?topic=2536.0
Solution here: http://www.futeko.com/newforum/index.php?topic=3726.msg25949#msg25949
I have just caught on the picture that the italic lines in .srt are displayed without italic. At least they're not showing up with <i></i> characters, but it's strange how they always keep on mess this up in the firmware updates and that what would cause this, if it was already working fine in previous firmwares... This would be an ESS-EN-TI-AL function in the case of a dedicated Media Player...
carl:
Use some apps like Subtitle Edit for "Point Syncign" the subtitles for the videos.
zipho:
Thanks for testing it! Was it with fw 2.0.6? Cause it's strange that even if HiMedia states they added support for ASS subs in the new firmware, they only show with the HiPlayer character style, loosing the whole sense to use them at all... ?! The 2.0.6 changelog is deceptive and misleading in this case.
I guess i will update to 2.0.6 and test the rest myself (and see if it can cope with external .sup subs).
I have made a subtitle test pack to test both embedded and external .srt, .sup, .ass and .ssa subtitles, if thexy are working correctly or not with latest 2.0.6 fw. Download link: http://www.filedropper.com/allsubtitlestestcorrect
What can be tested:
1. Are lines displayed with correct timing, and is the "freeze till next line" bug fixed in the case of embedded subs?
2. Are the .sup, .ass, .ssa subtitles recognized, loaded and displayed with the correct formatting? This is how they should look like: https://imgur.com/1eFn0H0
3. Are the italic subtitles displayed correctly or is the bug, when they're showed between the <i></i> characters still present?
All questions are relevant for both the embedded and the external subtitles.
There are 4 embedded and 4 external subtitles for the test video included. The video is prolonged so you have time to load up the next test subtitle and rewind the video after you have tested the current subtitle. It won take much more than 8-10 minutes to test all of them in order.
It would be great if someone could test this, and report back the results, thank you!
This topic have just few post, but nonce reading
http://www.futeko.com/newforum/index.php?topic=1585.msg13583#msg13583
Update to Android 7.0 will not solve your problems.
Android 5.1.1 and "shitty" test-build support VideoPlayer with DD/DTS passthrough.
You should be able to locate your drive at it's mountpint regardless of whether the Android/Kodi combination sees it correctly.
So select 'Root filesystem' in Kodi and then (from FAQ):
* Drive mount location? All apps except the HiMedia file browser and player use Android file structure. All directories and locations are subdirectories of root, which is symbolised as /. This is different for Android 5.1 and Android 7 firmwares. For Android 5.1: External drives are located at /mnt/sda/sda1 (Q10 Pro internal HDD only) and /mnt/sdb/sdb1 then /mnt/sdb/sdb2 etc (all USB drives). For Android 7: External drives are located at /mnt/media_rw/sda1 (Q10 Pro internal HDD only) and /mnt/media_rw/ (all USB drives)
