We are proud to present the Quadrinity L'ArQuiz.
And we hope you enjoy watching it.
[jeryn-edit]This release will only be available with "softsubs".
These softsubs are different from our usual ones. Some of you may already know the format, but here's how to watch them:
First of all, you have to download the subtitle script. You can choose the language you want. We provide 7 different ones: Arabian, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish.
Second, you need the video. It should be a rip from the dvd, preferably in -.avi format, without subtitles (raw). The lenght is 01:03:45. Make sure your video has the same lenght! File size doesn't matter. We will neither provide you with the video nor a link to it due to copyright reasons.
Third step: put both, the video and the subtitle script in one folder on your computer. Then give both files the exact same name!! This is very important, as even a tiny difference will cause the subtitles to not appear.
Like this:

You can change the filename of the subtitle script, like I did, deleting the ~_done at the end. We didn't add a [Sub-en-Ciel] tag this time. But this doesn't mean that the subtitles don't belong to us

You may also need to download the fonts, to have the subtitles displayed properly. The link for the fonts is underneath the language choice.
Image from L'7 Documentary file page.Finally, start the video - preferably with Windows Media Player Classic. The subtitles should appear automatically. VideoLan (VLC media player) will not work properly! Subtitles may overlap or not fit with the video screen.
It should then look like this:

If you're using a Mac, you can either download the VLC player, but be reminded that the subtitles may overlap. Or you can download Perian to use with Quicktime. I only read this information somewhere, so I can't give you further details. But I read that the second version works best.
If the subtitles don't appear, try downloading VobSub
here or the K-Lite Codec Pack
here. You may need it to view the subtitles. I would suggest the K-Lite Codec Pack, as VobSub is usually included, as well as the Windows Media Player Classic.
If you're still having problems viewing the video with subtitles, ask us and we might help you!