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Don't get so hung up on trying to get subtitles to float. Set the depth and use the right renderer and they do. If it's so important to you you'd frankly save a lot of energy by buying a different model of TV. May I remind you that this thread started off as the question "Does it support mk3d f...

To demonstrate it is possible here's a 3D mkv with subtitles streaming over dlna.

If you have used the program you would have notice that there is a '3D Depth' option. Why don't you just download it and try it out.

fits79 wrote:I thinkit was with that program.

Simply transform the srt file into ass?

It has choice for 3d ass file????

The program is called .srt to 3D Half-SBS TAB .ass converter. I thought you said you'd already tried it.

Convert your subtitles to .ass format and stream using UMS.

Try to get a crip on this and calm down. What you see here is exactly that. I make all the 3d movies folders shared by samsung allshare manager That is what's happening here, it's a 3D MKV movie in the share folder streaming over WiFi to the TV. I can't do a screen grab of the TV end, hence I grabbe...

What are you on about 3D subtitles for now?

Here's a picture of AllShare streaming a SBS 3D mkv of Dial M For Murder over WiFi.

Well, good for you. Why did you ask the question if you are so certain of the answer?

For me, I can happily watch SBS 3D MKVs streamed over wifi and off USB. I suggest that in fact made an incorrectly specified file.

E series do. Although the standard DNLA doesn't support streaming of mkv (3D or not) so you'll need to use an alternate one or watch via a USB connection.