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thegrunge
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Hello, on my samsung tv I realized today that the subtitles are not displayed. They are however in subrip format.

 

 

FrostByte
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What version of the app are you using?

 

Model TV?

 

External, or internal subs?

 

What are your subtitle settings?  (forced only, etc)

FrostByte
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Can you post the server log during that time also? thanks

FrostByte
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I noticed you're on version .77, not sure if it will help but there is a .79 available

thegrunge
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Yes but I switched my Samsung TV to Ireland, that's the last I get...

FrostByte
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Ok, the Samsung store must be a couple releases behind the USB version for your model TV

 

Can you post the SRT?  Also a pic of the mediainfo?

 

I want to try it on my TV using .79

FrostByte
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Yes but I switched my Samsung TV to Ireland, that's the last I get...

 

If you prefer you can change your region back and use the USB version

FrostByte
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If you go installed apps you should be able to add a shortcut to Home

thegrunge
Posted

correct but the application was not there once installed I don't know why

FrostByte
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Did you see the Emby installation pop ups in the top right corner of the TV when you inserted the usb?  Should have seen 3 pop ups, one for inserting the usb, one for Emby install starting, and third one should have been Emby install complete

thegrunge
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I remember that I saw the progression,but on left corner. on the other hand I do not remember if I saw exactly 3 pop up

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FrostByte
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Let's wait for @@Luke or @@SamES download your movie.  It will take me a day and a half with my Internet speed

thegrunge
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ok no problem, i continued the film with my firestick and it worked.

 

Thanks!

SamES
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Hello i thought i had send the log sorry here it is. I try forced and full  internal subtitles. My Samsung tv model is un60ku6290

 

From this log, I can see that it is transcoding, but I don't see a subtitle stream being selected for the transcode.  I think even a subrip file will burn in when the file is transcoding.

 

Are you selecting the sub file from the details screen before playback, or during playback?  If selecting from the details screen, make sure you start playback using play or resume.  Don't start using a chapter selection as the subtitle track selected is not alway used in this case.

 

Finally, this bit tells me that you have a 10Mbit limit set either on the server or in the client playback quality settings, which is probably why it is transcoding.  If you can clear this limit then it should directplay and the subs will likely work

VideoBitrate=9360001&AudioBitrate=640000
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SamES
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OK, I downloaded the file and tested this and have updated my previous post.

 

It looks like that when the file is transcoding, the sub text stream is being extracted and streamed separately.  This can take some time.  Initially, I had no subs, but after about 45 seconds, they started, but this depends on how fast your server can transcode and extract subs at the same time.

 

Try selecting the subs file during playback (not the forced subs) and leave it play for a few minutes and see if the subs start.  My TV is the model year after yours, but subs should work the same way.

 

I'd still recommend getting it it to DirectPlay. 

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thegrunge
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@@SamES Thanks for the answer I order a better video card I will try again after.

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This shouldn’t have anything to do with your video card. Did you check for a bitrate limit?

thegrunge
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I don't know, but I have the same limit of 10 mbps on my firestick and the subtitles appeared immediately. if it's transcoding speed issues, my video card will fix that.I currently have an integrated video card that is not supported for transcoding, so the processor does it. remains to be seen whether it is a link or not

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Are you watching content on your local network, or remotely?  There is a limit that can be set on 'internet' based connections.
 
Otherwise, check the user Playback settings (in the client or the server settings)

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You can also turn off the subtitle extraction which should force them to be burned in during transcoding

 

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thegrunge
Posted (edited)

@@SamES The servers are local and the content online, but still that doesn't explain why I don't have this problem with the firestick, but only the tv. The 10 mbps it is me who puts it because the tv is too far from the modem. I have 300 mbps speed. I will try with the option of the subtitles unchecked

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13 hours ago, thegrunge said:

@@SamES The servers are local and the content online, but still that doesn't explain why I don't have this problem with the firestick, but only the tv. The 10 mbps it is me who puts it because the tv is too far from the modem. I have 300 mbps speed. I will try with the option of the subtitles unchecked

Can you try removing the 10mbps limit as a test?.  If you have a 300mb connection then you shouldn't need such a low limit as this will force a lot of transcoding.  I'm not suite sure what you mean when you say that the TV is too far away from the modem?  Is this because it is a wireless connection over a long distance?  This might be the cause of your problem.

thegrunge
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the problem is indeed to link to the wifi reception on the tv.  where it is the speed test indicates me a reception of 25 mbps.  if I want a stable reading I have to cut in 2. as an example a film which indicates consuming 10 mbps can consume in fact up to 20 mbps.  I'm still going to take the test just to see.  thanks!

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