with subtitles they are either hardcoded into the video or reside as a separate stream or attached file.
That latter two allow you to turn the subtitles off in the media player settings, the former is a pain in the proverbial to deal with because they original video data behind the subtitles has been overwritten.
The only real option for hardcoded videos is to crop the video, basically cut off the offending section of the video.
alternatively someone could try and blur over the subtitles, but to my knowledge this must be done manually, not aware of any automatic find and blur subtitles apps.
Easiest option imho is to try and obtain new copies of the videos without the subtitles
HTH
That latter two allow you to turn the subtitles off in the media player settings, the former is a pain in the proverbial to deal with because they original video data behind the subtitles has been overwritten.
The only real option for hardcoded videos is to crop the video, basically cut off the offending section of the video.
alternatively someone could try and blur over the subtitles, but to my knowledge this must be done manually, not aware of any automatic find and blur subtitles apps.
Easiest option imho is to try and obtain new copies of the videos without the subtitles
HTH
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