Comment by drdexebtjl
4 hours ago
> which means you'll need to pause for a minute before you can watch with subtitles
The entire point is that it will extract the embedded subtitles ahead of time (when the media is added to the library) so Jellyfin doesn’t have to do it when you want to watch it.
Oh, I thought we were talking about Jellyfin's "extract subtitles on the fly when playing", which I think is how it works by default, which is what I described before.
If it's a async process that runs on import/update of the library, that sounds great. I'm guessing we're/you're talking about Bazarr then? Although I don't see it explicitly mentioned in this thread earlier. Or some other application?
There's an official plug-in called "Subtitle Extract" that does it in advance, no need for Bazarr :)
You can use this and then block embedded subtitles on a per-library basis, which is what I vaguely described a couple of posts up.
Uuuh, where has that been all this time?! And also, why isn't this the default behavior in core or at least optionally so, rather than a somewhat hidden plugin?! Fake outrage aside, thank you for the pointer. I did read it above, thought it was talking about something else, re-read it now and actually understood it, thanks for sticking with it! :)
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