@TmpGuy Hi. I am still working on getting the subtitles to add them self to the folder and i was going trough your previous comments. " The other way you can enable subtitles is just by choosing Rescan Files, and it should find the subtitles. " could you please explain this little deeper, i don't seam to get it to work.
Sure. What I mean is that if the subtitle (similar to movies) has the movie ID in the name, it should find the subtitle and mark it as belonging to the movie. For external subtitles, like srt files, you typically need them to be named the same as the movie for the movie player to be able to find them.
I'll show you what I mean. Here's one of my subtitled movies, HAVD-990:
Since the srt file (the subtitle file) has the ID in it, and is the same name as the movie, when JavLuv scans this folder, it will automatically find and associate this subtitle with the movie. Here's what you'll see when that happens.
If you can't get this to work, probably the easiest way to add a subtitle is to right-click on the cover image, and just click "Import subtitles...". You'll then be prompted to select the subtitle file, and it will get copied and renamed to the appropriate location.
Hopefully one of those methods works for you.