VueSpot Media Player FAQ

You can add subtitle files by selecting Subtitles > Load Subtitle File from the right-click menu while playing a video. VueSpot will automatically detect and load subtitle files with the same name as your video file in the same folder.

VueSpot supports all major subtitle formats including SRT, SSA/ASS, VTT, SUB, SMI, and more. Our player can also display embedded subtitles from MKV, MP4, and other container formats that include subtitle tracks.

Go to Settings > Subtitles > Appearance, where you can modify font, size, color, outline, background, position, and timing. You can save your customizations as a preset for future use.

To adjust subtitle timing, press H to delay subtitles or G to advance them. For finer control, right-click > Subtitles > Sync Settings, where you can enter specific time adjustments in milliseconds.

Yes, VueSpot can search for and download subtitles online. While playing a video, right-click > Subtitles > Download Subtitles. Our player will search popular subtitle databases and present you with available options in different languages.

For videos with multiple audio tracks, right-click > Audio > Select Track to choose your preferred language or audio format. You can also cycle through available audio tracks by pressing the A key.

Yes, VueSpot supports up to 7.1 surround sound output on compatible systems. It can pass through Dolby Digital, DTS, and other advanced audio formats to your receiver or soundbar via HDMI.

Access the audio equalizer by selecting Audio > Equalizer from the main menu. You can choose from preset options like "Bass Boost" or "Vocal Enhancement," or create a custom equalizer profile by adjusting individual frequency bands.

First check if the player is muted (press M to toggle mute) and check the volume level. Ensure your audio device is properly connected and set as the default. Try switching audio tracks or opening a different file to determine if the issue is with a specific video.

Yes, you can load external audio files by selecting Audio > Load External Audio File from the right-click menu. This is useful when you want to use a different audio track or language that isn't included in the video file.

Go to Settings > Keyboard > Customize Shortcuts, where you can view all available actions and their current shortcuts. To change a shortcut, click on the action, press the new key combination, and save your changes.

Yes, go to Settings > Playback > Default Speed to set your preferred default speed. During playback, you can temporarily adjust speed using [ and ] keys or by right-clicking > Playback Speed.

Go to Settings > Performance > Playback and check "Enable hardware acceleration". You can choose between different acceleration methods depending on your graphics card: DXVA2, D3D11VA, CUDA, or VideoToolbox (on Mac).

Open the playlist panel by pressing F3 or selecting View > Playlist. You can add files by dragging them into the playlist area or clicking the "+" button. Save playlists by clicking the Save icon and selecting a location.

Go to Settings > Advanced > Reset and select "Reset All Settings". This will restore all player settings to their default values but won't affect your media library or playlists. For a complete reset including user data, select "Factory Reset".