Posts by Albert

Quote from tecc

You could upload a sample clip including subtitles.

What do you mean ? It does it to me on every video.

Quote from adam.h.

I had opposite problem with subtitles, always wanted to have original audio but specific subtitles language plus ignore forced subtitles if exists - ended up with creating my own little plugin for this

Anyways, if current (updated) settings in Kodi aren't working for you, you can install Language Preference Manager plugin, which has zillion of options so some settings here should fix your problem.

it's an old addon, It worked well before

Hi,

I still haven't found a solution to this problem.

Quote from Mario77

Sorry I m lost now..

In that case the original subtitles are shown...

I don't know what to do

No, For the original version with subtitles, the subtitles are full only. There are no forced subtitles in the original version with subtitles.

Quote from Mario77

As I told you before if you don t set kodi to choose forced subtitles it won't.The setting is there to be used otherwise you will get the default normal english or whatever language you chose subtitle..Forced is not the default...original language is default.

So if you watch a movie in manga language you will get the manga subtitle by default if you don t set the subtitle language to english.

yes I know, but if I choose that it won't put the normal subtitles if I'm watching a manga for example.

I've never had this problem before. It chooses the right subtitles depending on what I'm watching, VF or VO.

I use the subtitles contained in the videos, that's enough.

I've never had a problem, I didn't need to choose the forced subtitles in the settings.

I also watch videos in the original “manga” language

so if I choose forced, it won't read the full subtitles.

today, he still chooses full subtitles, even though the forced are present.

Quote from Mario77

Yeah it looks like subtitles set default for all media only works with offset setting not with type of subtitle..

It's strange, because for French version, he should choose forced STT and not full STT.

Quote from Mario77

Pm sent...

Keep in mind it only works for embedded subtitles.

Did you set as default for all media the forced subtitles?

I tried everything, but it doesn't take into account the full subtitles.

Quote from Mario77

You need one of the subtitles addon to force the foreign language forced subtitles..not sure if its allowed to mention name of addon here..

Send me pm

So I'll see with them.

Well it appeared after an update. I'm using the nightly versions.

Hello

I'm having a problem with subtitles. Forced subtitles aren't being accepted; it always chooses full subtitles, and I have to manually change them each time.

If I only choose forced in the settings, it won't choose full subtitles for videos with original language (VOST).

I didn't have this problem before.

Any ideas ?

Quote from MatteN

Probably because you have banned stuff on your system.

https://kodi.wiki/view/Official:Forum_rules/Banned_add-ons

Which ?

Quote from chewitt

Nope.

Why ?

Hi,

I had a crash after playing a video on YT, can you describe what happened ?

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Quote from popcornmix

I've never used one of these boards. So can't really advise. Maybe someone else uses something similar.

This is the sort of thing, but that one looks to be discontinued.

this maybe ?

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Hi,

Is it possible to add just one IR module ?

Quote from chewitt

GPU memory is fixed at boot time and we already optimised consumption. Kernel caching has a simple rule: "if you understand the kernel documentation, do what you like, else leave alone" and since 99.99% of users will not understand kernel memory architecture it's best left alone. On the Kodi side users like to tweak cache/buffers settings thus undoing thousands of man-hours of effort to optimise the default settings with a ham-fisted bodge from a forum post where a user with a different use-case and no great clue about the underlying mechanisms said it made things better. As a broad rule cache settting changes will fix one thing and cause three more things. So feel free to go nuts .. do the reading (lots of kernel docs, RPi docs, Kodi docs are out there) but when it all makes no different or causes issues - revert back to the defaults and marvel at how things just work again.

Hi, I understand what you're saying, and you've convinced me.

Thank you for these explanations !