happytonakai 9 Posted April 3, 2024 Posted April 3, 2024 In the subtitle downloads setup, there is an option 'Skip if the video already contains embedded subtitles'. It means literally that the download will be skipped if the video has embedded subtitles no matter in which language it is. I think it's better be 'Skip if the video already contains embedded subtitle that matches the download language'. Because many videos contain embedded English subtitles. 1
Solution Luke 39378 Posted April 4, 2024 Solution Posted April 4, 2024 HI, no that's not true. It matches against the configured languages for downloading.
happytonakai 9 Posted April 5, 2024 Author Posted April 5, 2024 23 hours ago, Luke said: HI, no that's not true. It matches against the configured languages for downloading. Hi. So do you mean that the functionality is essentially what I suggested: skipping the download if the video already contains embedded subtitles in a language that matches one of the configured languages for downloading?
Happy2Play 9306 Posted April 5, 2024 Posted April 5, 2024 Skip if the video already contains embedded subtitles Keeping text versions of subtitles will result in more efficient delivery and decrease the likelihood of video transcoding. The note is to vague as one will want to get subs if embedded are PSG. So subtitle type needs/should always be a factor.
Luke 39378 Posted April 5, 2024 Posted April 5, 2024 1 hour ago, happytonakai said: Hi. So do you mean that the functionality is essentially what I suggested: skipping the download if the video already contains embedded subtitles in a language that matches one of the configured languages for downloading? Yes.
pwhodges 1800 Posted April 5, 2024 Posted April 5, 2024 2 hours ago, Happy2Play said: Skip if the video already contains embedded subtitles Keeping text versions of subtitles will result in more efficient delivery and decrease the likelihood of video transcoding. The note is to vague as one will want to get subs if embedded are PSG. So subtitle type needs/should always be a factor. That is a separate decision, and should be a separate option. Conflating requiring subtitles in a particular language and the possibility of transcoding being required is not logical. Paul
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