Theoretically, they should have the same file name as the film except for the suffix (like .sub instead of .avi). Just put them in the same folder as the film, and tell windows media player to play any included subtitles. That option is under "Play," "Captions and Subtitles," "On if Available." Now, that still might not work. If it doesn't, do a google search that involves the actual file extension for the subtitle file and do whatever website you find tells you to do. My roommate's version of windows media player always works with those subtitle files, but mine only works sporadically.
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Use BSPlayer and it will load automatically.
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