I found an interesting player called mpv player it is open source. It has a very very clean interface, reviews are good, and image quality better at hi-res. My only issue, never satisfied I guess, is that it has absolutely no play opttions beyond play and stop. I don't know if you've every tinkered with VLC but what a program! So many great features! This mpv player has none. And i mean NONE. Buuuuut playback is pristine and it played .ts/srt combo. My only real concern is that if I am uling that combo the enduser will have to have something to play that. Iknow that VLC is wildly popular so that arrangement wouldn't work. I did a lot of reading and with regard to VLC fixing that issue there is a myriad of the ol 'it's the other guy's fault' If it were just for me I would just continue to use VLC and use mpv for isolated ts/srt combos however with the idea of uling to Akiba I think that I'll continue to convert to mp4 first so that the srt will play in vlc, mediaplayer, etc. Unless, of course, someone suggests a better option. Thanks, as always, Sam..I use media player classic home cinema: https://github.com/clsid2/mpc-hc/releases
It's open source so no crappy ads or bloat.
Just did a quick test and it has no issues with subtitles and ts files. It wasn't made from it though, I just used a renamed random sub so I don't know if that matters.
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