This video will discuss the automatic loading of subtitles from the file system.
As you can see, there is a video with subtitles but the name is not exactly the same.
Normally, if the subtitle is exactly the same as the video, it should load automatically, however,
we need to check the subtitle settings and subtitle configuration for loading.
We should also check the permissions.
As you can see there is a permission check for the file system,
which determines the scope of Scorpio player's access to the entire file system.
In this case you can simply drag and drop feature open it by clicking this button to load the subtitle.
And that's it. In cases where the subtitle name is different, like this example, you should go here.
You can use this setting to enable matching by similarity.
Then, there's a text comparison level setting.
Right now, the text comparison level value is set to 10. I think this should be good.
Let's try loading the file, drag and drop the video file again.
And we can see if it loads the subtitle file or not.
It's still able to load the subtitle alongside with the video file.
Now, let's try setting the text comparison level value to 0,
which means the subtitle file name must be exact match with the video file name.
Let's try again. The subtitle is unable to load into Scorpio player playback,
which means the setting is correct.
OK. Thank you for watching.