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10-04-2008, 06:44 AM
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Pioneer DVD Player [DV-410V-S]
Basically, i bought this dvd player because you can plug a USB on it, and it plays basically everything. It's working alright and all, but when i put greek subtitles on it, it shows it chinese. The english subtitles are fine, which means that something goes wrong in the unicoding?
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10-05-2008, 06:04 PM
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Re: Pioneer DVD Player [DV-410V-S]
Hi, Welcome to TSF!!
I am guessing that you need the subtitles to be in Greek? I would check out this Manual for the product. See if it tells you how to change the settings for the subtitles. Cheers!
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