For other players like Xtreamer, WDTV etc; i will use the same file name as the movie files. It will auto detect the subtitle files and you can select it on the subtitle setting while watching the movie.

Hope it helps you out....

Thank you hdwarexpert. Will give your suggestion a try this evening.

You REALLY a hardware expert?

If Yes, how much to u charge to TROUBLESHOOT stuff!!?

This post has been edited by Mov_freak: Nov 17 2009, 10:56 AM

Hdwarexpert is correct! (A big THANK YOU)

Having rename the subtitle files to exactly the same name as the video file did the trick. The .srt files works beautifully with the Asus O!Play.

On another note, I've just updated the firmware for the Asus O!Player from 1.11P to 1.13P and voila, it now plays .iso file!

Brilliant!!!

Played an .iso file of a dvd yesterday, and surprise, surprise, the DVD menu works for the .iso file thru the Asus O!Play!!

Fantastic!!

dvd-iso..

This is good to know. But that is for DVD iso right? Does it play BD iso too?

if dvd-iso cannot play, I think maybe can throw in longkang lor considering the money paid for it....

DVD-ISO...*yawn*

Actually BD.iso files too. It's just that I don't have any BD.iso file to try out at this point in time... But the feature work with DVD.iso so that good too.

This post has been edited by Mov_freak: Nov 18 2009, 04:56 PM

Care to "sponsor" a BD.iso file for me to try??

Sorry. Peasant only got VHS videotape.

So, canot try the BD.Iso feature out.... *Sigh*

Never heard it can play BD ISO..... don dream!!

Hey hdwarexpert. Thanks again bud for your valueable info about .srt files.

Ah, a sceptic. Please goto Asus website, where it allows u to download the firmware for the O!Play.

Where u can download the latest firmware, 1.13P for the O!Play, in the list of additional feature added to the O!Play, it say play BD.iso files.

I was sceptical too, but have since discover the the O!Play now plays DVD.iso files (it couldn't before the firmware update) so it is reasonable to say, it now plays BD.iso after u update the O!Player with the 1.13P firmware!

This post has been edited by Mov_freak: Nov 18 2009, 07:59 PM

playing DVd.iso and playing BD.iso are 2 very different matters

for starters, say example on Win XP computers with BD drive, if you pop a BD movie into a BD-rom you won;'t even see the file structure..

DVD ISO is common....

BD ISO is possible but not with menu.

Am watching a m2ts version of Disturbia

Video Info: H264, 1980x1088, 24fps
Audio Info: DTS, 6ch, 48000Hz

It is FANTASTIC!

I luv my Asus!O Play!

LOL.....WDTV already can play m2ts...

U know what, I would LOVE to find out.

Again, anybody out there who has a BD.Iso file?

U are cordially invited to try the file out on my Asus O!Play