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Why the hell is there subtitles?

Theres spanish subtitles on a movie I downloaded? Is there anything I can do about it?

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Will Kahn-Greene, Official Rep, replied on October 21, 2009 13:24

As of v2.5.3, Miro doesn't support subtitles so it's likely the subtitles are part of the movie as opposed to a stream along-side the movie. On the off chance that you're running into a Miro bug, you could try playing the movie in another video player and see what happens.

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