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Please read the instructions before downloading. 

1. Use a computer to download the file. If you're using a phone, share the website URL to your computer.
2. Do not close this page until the download is complete.

If you need assistance sharing the website link to your computer, feel free to Contact us

Note for mobile users:

You can bookmark this page or share it as a private message with your family. You can also find it in your browser history and open it on your computer to download. Please do not close this page until the download is complete. If you're unsure how to share the website link with your computer, feel free to contact us for assistance.

 

INSTRUCTION

Step 1: Go to Google Drive. Click the download button for the desired file or parts.

 

Step 2: Hover your mouse over the folder name. Then, right-click on a file (using the right mouse button) to see the popup menu and click "Download." Alternatively, hover your mouse over the folder icon and click on the download symbol.

Note: If you have more than one folder for this course (e.g., course parts, exercise files, etc.), download each folder separately.

Wait for each download to finish before starting another one.

Avoid clicking the "Download All" button or attempting to download multiple folders simultaneously.

 

Step 3: Locate the downloaded files in your device's default download location, typically the "Downloads" folder.

 

Step 4: Unzip the files.

 

How to unzip the files on your Mac

Read the following instruction carefully.

   1) The Downloads ZIP file should be visible in your Home folder or "Downloads".

   2) Right-click the ZIP file on your Mac.

   3) Click "Open With" from the pop-up menu. 

   4) Click "Archive Utility" to decompress the file.

   5) You can move the file to a new location on your Mac or any device.

Alternately, double-click the ZIP file to open it with Archive Utility, and choose a new location for extract on your device, for example <Desktop>.

How to unzip the files on your Windows 

Read the following instruction carefully.

The Downloads of the ZIP files should be visible in your  "Downloads".
Open the zipped folder, then drag the folder from the zipped folder to a new location.

Alternately, to unzip all the contents of the zipped folder, press and hold (or right-click) the folder, then select Extract All, and then follow the instructions.

You can choose a new location for extract on your device, for example <Desktop>, or move the file to a new location or any device.

 

An SRT file (otherwise known as a SubRip Subtitle file) is a plain-text file that contains critical information regarding subtitles, including the start and end timecodes of your text to ensure your subtitles match your audio and the sequential number of subtitles.

To add an SRT file:

1) Copy the SRT file to the same video library folder as the video you’re trying to watch. For example, if your video is in the Videos folder (located inside the Libraries folder), the SRT file must be located there as well.

2) Make sure that the SRT name matches the name of the video.

OR try with another media player... For example, VideoLAN, or VLC, is an open-source multimedia software that can playback videos and their associated SRT files.
1. Click the Windows orb and then "Computer." Navigate to the folder where the SRT file is saved. Drag and drop the file into the same folder as the video, if the subtitle and video aren't already located in the same directory.
2. Right-click the video and click "Rename." Hold down "Ctrl" and "C" to copy the file name. Don't make any changes to the video's name.
 

 

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