Sony has finally released a media player for the PlayStation 4, only a year and a half after the console launched. The media player, if you’re not aware, should show up on your main PS4 screen, but you will need to first download it in order to use it. Sony has given users the opportunity this time round to play a lot of file formats, including the increasingly popular MKV container. However, despite allowing you to play these formats, the PS4 media player doesn’t at the moment (as of 10 August 2015) allow you to play the embedded subtitles in the files. You have to have external subtitle files named the same as the media file, in the same director. At the moment only external SRT files work, SUB/ASS/SSA/MKS files do not work.
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interesting thing is, that the switch 2 is still the inferior version, despite it being more powerful.
Make sure you have the fires in same folder and press options when the video is playing goto cc and on? Works fine for me
this madea player works much better than the one i havein Sony Bravia TV
Very helpful article, thank you.
Hopefully they update it as it needs more features.
That's like way to much work, there needs to be an update for this option.