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[FEATURE] Automatically Scan Local Subtitle Files #1118

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tdadvocate opened this issue Oct 10, 2024 · 3 comments
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[FEATURE] Automatically Scan Local Subtitle Files #1118

tdadvocate opened this issue Oct 10, 2024 · 3 comments

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@tdadvocate
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I am not sure if this is a bug or just not a feature. I would really love for the app to automatically grab the subtitles files from the same folder in which I am playing the video from. Most of my subtitle files are in vtt format and in the same folder, but sometimes I have full seasons of shows which makes it confusing to locate every single file manually. I really love this player and how nice it feels to use overall and would love to make it my main video player.

@anilbeesetti
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It should be like that. Next Player automatically adds subtitles that are in the same folder and start with the current video file name.

@kalekad
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kalekad commented Oct 30, 2024

It should be like that. Next Player automatically adds subtitles that are in the same folder and start with the current video file name.

It never worked that way.

Folder:
a.b.c.1.mkv (Embedded subtitles with Default tag - loaded)
a.b.c.1.ass
a.b.c.2.mkv (Embedded subtitles with Default tag - loaded)
a.b.c.2.ass
-no auto external subtitles loading

Folder:
a.b.c.1.mkv (Embedded subtitles with Default tag - loaded)
a.b.c.1.ass
-no auto external subtitles loading

@drogga
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drogga commented Oct 31, 2024

The problem might be in the format/extension, even tho in the ReadMe and in code there are references that they should be/are supported, the dev. wrote in #727 that some formats still aren't or fully supported, some might not even be detected/added automatically if they are in a /subs sub-folder, nor are with a file name of the video (YTS distribute them that way), even if the format is supported, like the most common/popular .srt or .sub, you can conduct your tests with .srt, instead of .ass subtitles and share the results (I don't mean just changing the file extension of the ones you test with, but you can try that way too).

Actually, it might sound ridiculous, but the problem might even be in the Android version you run NextPalyer on, because since A.11, there are storage restrictions and NextPlayer doesn't have a full unrestricted raw storage access, some other players do, let's hope everything can be resolved sooner, than later.

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