[DarkEmerl123]

I wanted to watch episode seven of Usagi Drop, and I see that there were no subtitles. I looked on the FAQ immediately, and downloaded the Combined Community Codec Pack. However, the subtitles still didn't work. I was watching Mawaru Penguin Drum not that long before, and that worked fine. Please help if you can!

[Hifumiyo]

Can you give us some details (format, encoding etc.) about the file and the player you were using? (VLC, wmp,mpc etc.)

[Eglo]

i found your problem, you only downloaded CCCP pack, you didn't install it [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

[trololol]

File can be broken and not loading subs correctly, get a tool like hksfv or quicksfv and create a .sfv, open the file in notepad and see if the checksum/crc32 (8 digit code) matches the one in the filename ie "[Mazui]_Boku_Ha_Tomodachi_Ga_Sukunai_-_00_-->[858EBA34]<--.mkv -->858EBA34<--"

If there's nothing wrong with the file you can always try uninstalling CCCP+whatever codec crap you use and install K-Lite Mega Codec Pack from codecguide.com

[Spherii]

Originally Posted by Eglo

i found your problem, you only downloaded CCCP pack, you didn't install it [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

^This.

Or perhaps you have configured the wrong settings IF you installed it.
Make sure to read everything when you install something. :I


If you can give moar information, so can we to you on what to do.

[DarkEmerl123]

Originally Posted by Hifumiyo

Can you give us some details (format, encoding etc.) about the file and the player you were using? (VLC, wmp,mpc etc.)

I don't really know about the encoding or anything (I am new at this), but I use Media Player Classic Home Cinema.

[Hifumiyo]

might be that you need to manually load subtitles.
if that doesn't work use VLC player

[trololol]

Originally Posted by DarkEmerl123

I don't really know about the encoding or anything (I am new at this), but I use Media Player Classic Home Cinema.

Please read & do this part

1) Download and install [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] OR [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
2) Rightclick on the episode/.mkv/.avi-file and select "Generate .SFV file" / "hkSFV -> Generate .SFV"
3) When the .sfv has been generated rightclick on it and select "open with" and select Notepad.
4) Look at the last line in notepad, a good file may look like this:

SomeAnime.01.[BEEFCAEC].mkv BEEFCAEC

and a bad file looks like this:

SomeAnime.01.[BEEFCAEC].mkv FFFFAAAA

(notepad wont actually give you the green and red colorcodes i'm just showing you where to look)

Redownload the episode if the hash/8-digit values doesn't match- if they do match uninstall everything that's related with codecs in "add-remove" and only download and install K-Lite, ive been using it for YEARS and it's yet to screw me over when it comes to my video watching and en/decoding.

The more you know ~ / You're welcome ~