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For what it's worth, here is a brief summary on getting Hebrew subtitles work in AspireOne's VLC player (installed from livna repository):
1. Copy some hebrew TTF font (e.g. nrkis.ttf) from your Windows PC to /usr/share/fonts
2. In VLC player go to Settings -> Preferences -> Video -> Subtitles/OSD -> Text Renderer and change Font to the path of newly installed font (e.g. /usr/share/fonts/nrkis.ttf)
3. In VLC player go to Settings -> Preferences -> Input/Codecs -> Other codecs -> Subtitles and change Subtitles text encoding to ISO-8859-8
4. Restart VLC player to activate the new settings
1. Copy some hebrew TTF font (e.g. nrkis.ttf) from your Windows PC to /usr/share/fonts
2. In VLC player go to Settings -> Preferences -> Video -> Subtitles/OSD -> Text Renderer and change Font to the path of newly installed font (e.g. /usr/share/fonts/nrkis.ttf)
3. In VLC player go to Settings -> Preferences -> Input/Codecs -> Other codecs -> Subtitles and change Subtitles text encoding to ISO-8859-8
4. Restart VLC player to activate the new settings