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How to play Sinhala subtitles(or any other custom fonts) using MX Player on any Android device

Do you know that you can play sinhala subtitles on your android device using MX player even though the device doesn't support sinhala rendering. Just a simple procedure.
  1. Download Sinhala font from here.
  2. Move it to a new folder in the SD card. 
  3. Go to Settings - > Subtitle -> Subtitle folder in MX player and select the folder where you copied the downloaded font. 
  4. Play the video with sinhala subtitles.
  5. Now in video playback window go to menu options and select Subtitle -> Open. Then select the subtitle file(.srt) from the SD card.
That's all. Enjoy watching the movie. You can play any language using the appropriate font file by following this method. 

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  1. Friend...is this trick support for km player?

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  2. I haven't tried bro. If KM player supports to set custom subtitles most probably this will work. You can try.. Don't forget to share the results here... :)

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