Getting Spanish Subtitles For Shows And Movies!?!?!

[AmigoArtistico]

By the way, I'm not condoning the download of copyrighted material.

All details are provided for informational purposes only.

And welcome to the magical upside-down world of the Argentine Republic, where the internet service providers openly advertise unlimited p2p downloads. Terms and conditions subject to change without notice.

 

[AmigoArtistico]

Yes utorrent is correct, but then you need to use a torrent site to search for movies, ie the ones I use lately are isohunt, yify (can't remember exact address, just google yify), and piratebay. On sites like Isohunt it's a good idea to read the comments and make sure that people are saying that the torrent is real and not a fake, and that the quality is worthwhile. Yify has been really good quality, I downloaded Toy Story for my son and the quality was fantastic.

Another good site, which is now my primary site, is bitsnoop.com. Like isohunt, it indexes torrent files from many sites. It also has a feature that is useful for newer movies and for television series; if you see a verified checkmark next to the torrent, you can be sure that the show is not a fake and that it's not malware.

In any case, as Eric mentioned, never click on anything you download from a torrent site that has an .exe extension. I know you're looking at that Adobe CS6 Master Collection right now and thinking, "Why not?" Just say no.

 

[notebook.fix]

I don't know if anyone has already suggested it but the easiest way to get any subtitle in Spanish or any language to any movie is to use the program BSplayer.
Download it, install it & then look for the option to set what languages you want to have it automatically search & find for you.

BSplayer is a media player with many features... here's a link to a download page for a windows PC, I think you can also download it for mac as well:
http://filehippo.com/download_bsplayer/

Not all movies have subtitles available but if they do, then BSplayer will automatically find them & prompt you to see if you want to download them to your movie folder. It automatically searches all the top subtitle data bases. This is the fastest & simplest way.

Good luck.

 

[internationalguy]

By the way, I'm not condoning the download of copyrighted material.

All details are provided for informational purposes only.

And welcome to the magical upside-down world of the Argentine Republic, where the internet service providers openly advertise unlimited p2p downloads. Terms and conditions subject to change without notice.

LOL

 

[GS_Dirtboy]

I noticed that when I changed the location + payment method (Arg cc) for my iTunes account all of a sudden I get Spanish subtitles (optioned) on most of the films.

 

[Frinkiac7]

Subtitleseeker.com

Look specifically for subs marked "Argentino" and/or made by the group "ArgenTeam."

Has never failed me yet.

 

[Crema Americana]

Another option is to simply buy bootlegged movies - they are everywhere and at about 10 pesos saves you the trouble of downloading. Quality does vary and the subtitles are sometimes awful.

 

[shoush]

Another option is to simply buy bootlegged movies - they are everywhere and at about 10 pesos saves you the trouble of downloading. Quality does vary and the subtitles are sometimes awful.

I know i used to do that, but I'm looking for the classics, the great 90's movies!
i signed up for the free trial of netflix,and have all the best movies now with subtitles!

 

[germano]

I usually just google the movie name plus "subtitles spanish" and have so far always found the subtitles. Just make sure frame rate (fps) of your movie and subtitles match.

 

[AmigoArtistico]

I know i used to do that, but I'm looking for the classics, the great 90's movies!

Make up your mind. Are you looking for the classics, or the great 90's movies?