SRT files generally contain subtitle information, with the sequential number of subtitles, start and end time code, subtitle texts included, and they are commonly used in video playback, so as you can see they do not contain any video data. SRT file is a subtitle file saved in the SubRip subtitle file, which can be edited by any text editor.

If you are not provided with the SRT file of the movie, then you can manually add and play SRT file on Windows Media Player. In most cases, the SRT file is embedded accordingly. Part 1: How to Add and Play SRT File on Windows Media Playerįor majority of movies, the subtitles are inserted ahead of time. Part 5: How to Play and Set SRT Subtitle.Part 4: Free Alternative for SRT Subtitle Playback.