The up and down options in the subtitles menu also doesn't work. Thanks, but it still doesn't work without SAA library. If you want subtitles on the top of the screen with the SSA/*** library enabled, it's possible, but you need to get the latest version of smplayer from svn (you can get packages here ()), it allows further customization of SSA/*** subtitles, including the possibility to display them on the top of the screen. Remember this only works with the SSA/*** library disabled and with subtitles in srt or sub formats. For videos you already played, the position they had before is kept, but it can be changed with the options Up and Down in the Subtitles menu. It's used when you open a video which you never played before. That option in preferences specifies the position of the subtitles by default and only works if the SSA/*** library is disabled.
If you are using any other flavor of Linux or Windows, please visit the SMPlayer download page.Why I can't make the subtitles align at the top of the screen using smplayer preferences? I have changed the slider position, but it doesn't have any effect on the subtitle position.If you are using another version of Ubuntu, Visit SMPlayer For Ubuntu Jaunty, Intrepid.Sudo add-apt-repository ppa:rvm/smplayer & sudo apt-get update Open Terminal(Applications - Accessories - Terminal), and copy-paste the following line into Terminal.How to Install Latest SMPlayer in Ubuntu Maverick, Lucid, Karmic? This simple feature gives SMPlayer a sophisticated feel and is also one of the primary reasons for using it as my default media player. Which means, for some reason if you have to leave SMPlayer in the middle of the movie, for example, and you come back and try playing the same movie again, SMPlayer will start from where you left it before, with the same settings that include audio track, subtitles, volume etc. SMPlayer can remember the settings of all files you play.
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