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    <p>Possible? Yes. Standardized? No. Reliable? Absolutely not. There is no specification of how to do subtitles right, neither in UPnP or DLNA. It ultimately is a question of how DMR wants the subtitles to be served by DMS, so it largely depends on the specific DMR you want to use. Some DMRs require a specific nonstandard DIDL-Lite field in media description (Samsung TVs seem to be promoting <code>&lt;sec:CaptionInfoEx&gt;</code>), some DMRs are happy with a somewhat standard-like <code>&lt;res protocolInfo="http-get:*:text/srt:*"&gt;</code>. Both cases enclosing the URL of your SRT file, of course. It might be perfectly possible that your DMR does not support subtitles at all. There is no such requirement in either UPnP or DLNA (have i already said that?).</p> <p>So Platinum does not have any subtitle support out of the box. You can create the <code>&lt;res&gt;</code> tag with existing logic - setting <code>PLT_ProtocolInfo</code> with ContentType of text/srt and assigning to <code>PLT_MediaItemResource</code> with <code>m_Uri</code> of your SRT file (served by your DMS). </p> <p>Adding a new field is more tricky, <code>PLT_Didl</code> has a fixed set of fields which you must extend along with <code>PLT_MediaObject::ToDidl</code> which is pretty fixed in its operation. I consider this part of Platinum somewhat rushed, in comparison to the visible designing effort put in the rest of the framework.</p> <p>In any case, your DMS must be also ready to act as HTTP server for your subtitles, which means giving the power to whatever class you have as implementation of <code>PLT_MediaServerDelegate::ProcessFileRequest</code>.</p>
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    1. COThanks Pavel for your answer, i haven't not yet mark as right because i want to see if anyone say more. It seems to me that you know the library pretty well, can you point to me any source example of what are you saying, the target DMR is an LG smart tv, do you know witch is the request that it makes to request srt files? Do you have any example of that too? (if no example can you point me to the right documentation to accomplish this?)
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    2. COI don't know which one is applicable for your TV set. I would recommend trying out as many 3rd party DMS as you can find, and when you find one which does subtitles correctly, look at the protocol with Wireshark. [Naming your subtitle file in a specific way might help](http://forum.my.nero.com/index.php?showtopic=8350).
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    3. COOnce you find out the method, i may be able to help you through, but a specific questions regarding specific changes to the code please. For a generic example of how to do a DMS with Platinum, have a look at the examples in the source, /Devices/MediaServer/PltFileMediaServer and /Tests/FileMediaServer.
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