There is no other solution for a certain type of problem. This should be relatively quick, since it's not transcoding any of the video or audio. Subler has a nice auto-search option ( File → Import → Search Metadata Online…).
#GOM PLAYER SUBTITLES NOT SHOWING MP4#
Other tracks should be set to Passthru, unless you have audio in a format the MP4 container doesn't support (but this should have been taken care of by Handbrake).The import settings should be automatically set up properly, but make sure that the subtitle track's action is set to 3GPP Text, not Passthru.Import your existing MP4/M4V (or MKV) file ( File → Import → File…).Converting from VobSub to SRT with Subler traineddata file), and place it in the Contents/Resources/tessdata folder in the Subler.app bundle.
If you need support for non-english subtitles, you need to go here and download the proper Tesseract language file, unzip it (so you have a. It does this using OCR, but I've found the results to be quite accurate, since the source material is pretty clean. Using the very handy (and free) Subler, VobSubs can be converted to SRT subtitles and packaged in an MP4/M4V. QuickTime and the iOS Video app only handle SRT/3GPP format text subtitles. As you discovered, DVDs often store subtitles in the VobSub format, which are images, not text.
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