Penguin Subtitle Player is an open-source, cross-platform standalone subtitle player, as an alternative to Greenfish Subtitle Player, SrtViewer (Mac), SRTPlayer, JustSubsPlayer and Free Subtitle Player.

You download the .srt file from any sites you like and load it into the subtitle player. The subtitle player provides a translucent window which always stays on the top so that subtitles can be shown on top of the video without blocking anything.

With Penguin Subtitle Player, just open your favorite online streaming site, load the srt into the player, and enjoy.

• 700+ encoding supported (default: UTF8)
• Auto encoding detection
• Drag & drop SRT file
• Customizable layout (Frame size, Background color & Opacity, Font style)
• Time fine tuning (Fast forward / backward with customizable time interval)

Current Version: 0.2.1

• Windows
• Linux
• Mac OS X

No installation required.

A: Download and install Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2012

A: It is tested and confirmed working in Windows, Linux and Mac OSX for both HTML5 and Flash.

Penguin Subtitle Player is a Qt5 project. The executables include statically compiled Qt libraries.

####Libraries

• uchardet-enhanced: Auto charset detection.

####Compilers

• Windows: VC++ 2012
• Linux: G++
• Mac OSX: G++

Check here for deployment details.

####The easy way

1. Download Qt with Qt Creator here
2. Open the .pro file in Qt Creator
3. You should be good to go (In case of some weird compilation errors, turn off the shadow build option in projects build settings)

####The hard way

1. Download Qt (Qt Creator is not required) here
2. Run qmake

qmake PenguinSubtitlePlayer.pro

3. Build from the makefile generated by qmake

• G++ (Linux, Mac OSX): make
• VC++ (Windows): nmake
• MinGW (Windows): mingw32-make

4. You should see the executable under build/debug or build/release

In case you would like to deploy a version which does not require Qt libraries in the client's system, consider statically build Qt then qmake with the static option.

1. Fork it!
2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
5. Submit a pull request :D

0.2.1: Fixed subtitle delay problem

0.2.0: Added Charset Detection

0.1.0: First beta release

Carson Ip, LMH, Kwanjai

Code released under the GNU General Public License version 3.