Hi
Although Video pad will load and play video (avi, mpg, clips etc., it is not actually designed for this purpose. Its intended use is for video editing and as such must be able to load and play video files.
If any subtitles that are present in the video file they will appear on the preview screen but only as part of the recorded image. The text in this case cannot be changed or altered, nor can VP translate it. (It can be cropped off though.)
As a video clip editing program, you can use Videopad to add text and subtitles to a video once it has loaded. As far as Arabic or Turkish text goes though, the addition of subtitles etc. by the user in these languages would depend on whether the character set (the font) was available on the PC concerned and whether VP could incorporate it.
Some fonts can only be used if a laborious copy/paste action is employed and sizing this may not work.
In short VideoPad is a editor..not a video player.
Nat