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Subtitles - Printable Version +- Jellyfin Forum (https://forum.jellyfin.org) +-- Forum: Support (https://forum.jellyfin.org/f-support) +--- Forum: General Questions (https://forum.jellyfin.org/f-general-questions) +--- Thread: Subtitles (/t-subtitles--3163) |
Subtitles - elephantLYFE - 2023-12-10 What is the proper way? Or standard convention people follow? I am looking here as reference: https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/server/media/external-files My example is a movie, with all same language. I have a movie I would like to include three subtitle files. 1. "Normal" Subtitles (Direct dialogue spoken) 2. Forced Subtitles (only Subtitles for when character speaks in foreign language) 3. SDH(deaf / hard of hearing) Subtitles ,(Includes descriptions of all dialogue & relevant noises to viewing experience) RE: Subtitles - elephantLYFE - 2023-12-10 Ah, seems I have found the proper way. RESOLUTION: I had my file tags in wrong order. Double checked the documentation. See attached screenshot. Hopefully this post helps someone else in the future. One more note, Fixed my Default tag , to mark srt file i want as default. See attached screenshot. RE: Subtitles - ivan - 2023-12-10 Hey there, I'm a long time Plex user, recently changed to Jellyfin. So I'm a bit biased towards the way subtitle file naming has always worked in my Plex server. Example: - The-movie.mkv - The-movie.srt - The-movie.en.srt - The-movie.fr.srt In Plex, all of the above subtitles would load correctly. Many times I even had multiple subtitle files, and then I could select which one I wanted. So I have a question for you, is this method valid in Jellyfin ? It's not clear to me, from your second post, what is the correct way. RE: Subtitles - TheDreadPirate - 2023-12-10 Those file names should work as long as the Jellyfin user has permission to read them. https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/server/media/external-files/ RE: Subtitles - ivan - 2023-12-11 (2023-12-10, 09:20 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: Those file names should work as long as the Jellyfin user has permission to read them. Thank you for replying! I had a look at the link you shared and I'm OK. My Jellyfin server is new. My stuff is working, mostly. There's some exceptions, but I think those are related to subtitles that exist within an MKV file. I also have a lot of content where the subtitles are in a subfolder (a legacy from Plex), and in those cases subtitles are not appearing. Naturally, I don't know which is which from the top of my head, so while watching some old content, just browsing and testing, some subtitles are not appearing. So when I posted my question, it was more towards the op. I wanted to understand what was his point. But upon reading again and checking his screenshots, I got what he meant. Before, this was not working for him:
Afterwards, he found this is the way:
Small but important detail that I will try to remember, in case I need forced or sdh subtitles (rarely do). |