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CCG13
6 years agoExplorer | Level 3
srt. file support for iPad
Why did my Dropbox account suddenly stop opening my srt. files on my iPad Pro? I have a number of srt files of japanese anime transcripts which I used to be able to view and copy from Dropbox, but no...
- 6 years agoThanks for the image, generally .srt files aren’t supported for viewing on the Dropbox site or mobile app.Since they are basically text files, try renaming it to .txt to view the contents, and then rename it back to .srt when done.Also my ghost says that subs>dubs.
Jay
Dropbox Staff
Hi there, what’s the exact error message you’re getting when attempting to preview them in the Dropbox mobile app?
A screenshot of this would help!
Thanks in advance.
CCG13
6 years agoExplorer | Level 3
- CCG136 years agoExplorer | Level 3
The above screenshot is what Iget when trying to view the .srt files.
- Jay6 years agoDropbox StaffThanks for the image, generally .srt files aren’t supported for viewing on the Dropbox site or mobile app.Since they are basically text files, try renaming it to .txt to view the contents, and then rename it back to .srt when done.Also my ghost says that subs>dubs.
- CCG136 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Interesting. I was viewing them as srt files for about a year. I’ll try the renaming and see if it works. Thanks!
Also, kudos on the GITS SAC quote.
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