Rename the subtitle file to match your movie file exactly (e.g., Eraser.Reborn.2022.srt ) and keep them in the same folder. Most players like VLC Media Player will then load them automatically. 2. Turning Off "Soft" Subtitles

If the subtitles are "burned" into the image (meaning they are part of the actual video frames), you cannot simply turn them off.

Depending on whether you want to , add , or remove subtitles, here is a quick guide: 1. Finding & Adding Subtitles (Most Likely)

If the subtitles are already in the file but you want them gone:

If your video file doesn't have subtitles and you need them, you'll want to find a matching .srt file.

Look for a "CC" or "Subtitle" button on your remote. 3. Dealing with "Hardcoded" Subtitles

Are you having trouble the subs with this specific 1080p rip, or are you trying to extract them from the file?