How to Use the Subtitles | Complete Guide to Downloading and Adding SRT Files

After downloading English subtitles in SRT format for your favorite anime, you’ll need to know how to use them with your media player. This guide will help you download and add subtitle files on popular media players like VLC, MPC-HC, and KMPlayer, ensuring you enjoy your anime with perfectly synced English subtitles.

How to Download English Subtitles

Before using the subtitles, follow these simple steps to download them:

  1. Click the Download Link: On the subtitle page, click the download link to get the ZIP file containing the subtitle files for your chosen anime.
  2. Extract the ZIP file: Use unzipping software like WinRAR or 7-Zip to extract the subtitle files.
  3. Select the Correct SRT File: Choose the SRT file that corresponds to the episode you’re watching.
  4. Add the Subtitle File to Your Media Player: Follow the instructions below for your media player to load the SRT file and sync the subtitles with the video.

Using Subtitles with VLC Media Player

VLC Media Player is one of the most widely used players, and adding SRT subtitle files is simple. Here’s how:

  1. Open Your Video File: Start VLC and open the anime episode you want to watch.
  2. Add the Subtitle File: Drag and drop the downloaded SRT subtitle file directly into the VLC window, or go to the menu and select Subtitle > Add Subtitle File….
  3. Subtitle Sync: The subtitles should automatically sync with the video. If they aren’t perfectly in sync, adjust the timing by going to Tools > Track Synchronization and modifying the subtitle delay.

Using Subtitles with MPC-HC (Media Player Classic – Home Cinema)

MPC-HC is another great player for watching videos with external subtitles. Here’s how to load your SRT files:

  1. Open the Video: Launch MPC-HC and open the anime episode you’re watching.
  2. Load the Subtitles: Right-click anywhere on the video screen, then go to Subtitle Track > Load Subtitle. Browse for the SRT file for the episode and select it.
  3. Automatic Sync: The subtitles will appear in sync with your video. If not, you can adjust the sync by going to Options > Subtitles > Miscellaneous to change the subtitle delay.

Using Subtitles with KMPlayer

KMPlayer is another popular media player that supports SRT subtitle files. Here’s how to use them:

  1. Open Your Video File: Start KMPlayer and open the episode you want to watch.
  2. Load the SRT File: Right-click on the screen, then select Subtitle > Load Subtitle. Find the correct SRT file and load it.
  3. Adjust Sync If Needed: If the subtitles don’t sync correctly, right-click again and go to Subtitle > Subtitle Resync to manually adjust the subtitle timing.

Using Subtitles on Other Media Players

If you’re using a different media player, the process for loading SRT subtitles is usually similar. Look for an option in the menu like Subtitle or Caption to load the SRT file manually. Check your media player’s documentation or website for specific instructions if needed.

Tips for a Better Subtitle Experience

  • File Naming: To avoid the hassle of manually loading subtitles, make sure the subtitle file has the same name as the video file. For example, if your video is named AnimeEpisode1.mp4, rename your subtitle file to AnimeEpisode1.srt.
  • Subtitle Timing: If subtitles are out of sync, most media players allow you to manually adjust the delay, so you can align the subtitles with the video perfectly.
  • Multiple Subtitles: If you’re watching an entire anime series, you can download subtitles for all episodes at once and load each one as needed while watching.