If our color setting is Limited, we will surely experience some color fading problem, so we must change it to Complete. Full helps to reproduce the full color of the video and displays all color ranges as much as possible. There are two options, full (0-255) and limited (16-235). The first thing will be to make an adjustment in the color settings of our charts, which varies according to the manufacturer, and if it is NVIDIA, AMD or Intel since we will surely have an incorrect color configuration, so we must access the application corresponding to the brand. In the event that we encounter distortion problems and loss of color intensity when playing videos, we can make the following adjustments. Also, we need to make sure that the subtitle file has the SRT extension at the end. Then we right-click on the subtitle file, select “Rename” and enter the exact same name as the video file. The first thing is to make sure that both files, both the video and the subtitle, are in the same folder. We also need to check that the SRT subtitle file matches the video name. If it is not enabled, it means that the video does not contain subtitles,so we can add them through the “Add subtitle files” option. If they do not appear, we press the screen with the right button and select 'Scan', where we can choose the file with the subtitles.

Next, we open the video that must have subtitles.

We must also select the “Auto” option in the “Font Size” drop-down menu and make sure that the “Force subtitle position”the option is set to 0px and saves the changes.

To do this we access Tools and Preferences and within the Subtitles/OSD tab we check the Enable subtitles box. In the event that we cannot play subtitles in VLC, we may need to enable them previously.

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