A subtitle is a textual version of a movie’s dialogue. Subtitles are helpful if you are viewing a movie that contains foreign language(s). You can load subtitles for video tracks. Subtitles of the formats .cdg, .idx, .srt, .sub, .utf, .ass, .ssa, .aqt, .jss, .psb, .rt and smi are supported.
VLLC can read subtitles for the media formats such as DVD, SVCD, OGM files, and Matroska (MKV) files.
To enable the subtitle for a track:
This option is useful if you want to watch the video in the full screen mode.
This option is useful if you want the VLC media player to remain on the top of the screen always when other applications or files are open.
This option is useful if you want to display the video which is being played as your desktop wallpaper.
To view the current video file as wallpaper:
The image is captured in the .png picture format and is saved in the C:\My Pictures folder by default (C:\Users\Username\Pictures).
You can enlarge videos in different sizes. This option is useful if you want to change the size of a video track which is being played. The supported sizes are 1:4 Quarter, 1:2 Half, 1:1 Original (default) and 2:1 Double.
To view a video in a particular dimension, select a dimension from Zoom in the Video menu. The track is then resized based on the selected zoom ratio.