Windows Media Player - Automatically display closed captions
Windows Media Player - Automatically display closed captions
You can configure Windows Media Player to automatically display subtitles/closed captions, along with your video files. First you will need to enable the following options:
To enable this feature:
- Open Windows Media Player.
- Click on the Tools menu > Options > Security.
- Check "Show local captions when present".
- Click on OK to validate.
- Click on the Play menu > Lyrics, captions and subtitles > On if available.
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