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[politica]

x-posted with Job and Buy/Sell/Trade

I need a copy of "Horton hears a who" with Korean subtitles for Friday (!!!) for the last day of my third grade summer camp. I have looked all over and have come up with nothing. Basically, I would need for it to be in Suwon, the Seoul metro area, or online. I can travel and price isn't much of an issue.

Does anyone know where I can get this DVD? Or better yet, does anyone have one I could borrow?

I know I can get the film pretty easily online, the problem is the subtitles . . . while I have found some Korean subtitles online, my computer apparently lacks the appropriate software to open them.

Please help! Time is of the essence!

Thanks,
politica

[Underwaterbob]

What format are the subtitles in? If it's a matter of your computer simply not having Korean text installed then the computer at your school should have no problems.

[billybrobby]

google "gom player". It opens subtitles and has a little subtitle editor program for adjusting the timing.

[zpeanut]

[blackjack]

http://gom.gomtv.com/jmdb/view.html?intSeq=443089&preface=0&spage=1

http://www.mininova.org/tor/1337384

[blackjack]

Sorry just reread the post.

The subtitles I have linked are the ones for the movie (fxg). The movie works fine, have not tried the subtitles tho

suggestion, bookmark the korean site I linked to, easy to find korean subtitles for most common rippers (axxo, fxg ... )