To the people that have the subtitle problem (after some seconds, subtitles disappear while playing from the usb slot), I saw a solution to a greek forum. Apparently, most sites with subtitles mess with the .srt file by putting a string at the end of it, indicating the site the subtitles were downloaded from.
Let's say that a .srt file has 800 strings (dialogs). They (the site) change the file and put a 9999 string at the end of it, not having consistency with time according to the previous string. This is not a problem for the pc's, but the on-board tv media player doesn't like it
e.g.
727
00:42:56,477 --> 00:42:57,848
Goodbye..
9999
00:00:0,500 --> 00:00:2,00
www.tvsubtitles.net
The 727 string (dialog) is the final one, and as you can see, this is shown at 42 min 56,477 sec until 42 min 57,848 sec . However, tvsubtitles.net has added a 9999 string (right after the final 727, bypassing all between) with time 0 min 0,500 sec until 0 min 2,00 sec , creating an inconsistency. This is exactly the problem.
SOLUTION:
Edit the .srt file (with notepad) and delete the three last lines (9999 string and below). Save the file (overwrite it), and voila, you have subtitles throughout the whole movie/series. And of course, most sites use a string like that, not just tvsubtitles.
vec u mp3 ali sam u svakom filmu sacuvao dts zvuk pa kad jednog dana lg ugradi dts u firmware bice to pravi zvuk...za sada se tesim sto koliko toliko ovi moji zvucnici (ht-964tz) odvajaju mp3 po kanalima pa nije klasican stereo zvuk...inace dajte neku preporuku za neki drugi program da prebacim dts u ac3
