Searching for the correct subtitle can be frustrating because there are normally many versions of it and you need to look for the exact match or else the subtitle will be either too fast or too slow. For example, if you have a video called raymond.avi, the subtitle for the video should be raymond.srt which is a standard for all media players to detect the availability of the external subtitle file. In order to play a video with an external subtitle file, the subtitle file name must be exactly the same as the video file name except with a different file extension. All of the current versions of both hardware and software media players should have subtitle support.
