feat: Auto-load option for external subtitles for network videos (#664) #680
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…eytoo#664) Adds a new setting to automatically search for and load subtitles matching the video filename (e.g., video.srt for video.mp4) when playing network videos. This improves convenience by reducing the need for manual subtitle selection. Disabled by default; can be enabled via a toggle in Subtitles settings.
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Shra1V32/Just-Player-OSS@16210e8 This commit seems to fix it, but I think we can still improve the speeds. For now, Having disabling the option loads up the video within 2 seconds, while when enabled it takes minimum of 8-20 seconds or sometimes it doens't even load properly. |
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Adds a new setting to automatically search for and load subtitles matching the video filename (e.g., video.srt for video.mp4) when playing network videos.
This improves convenience by reducing the need for manual subtitle selection. Disabled by default; can be enabled via a toggle in Subtitles settings.
It's been observed that videos from network load up faster with this option disabled, rather than enabled. The difference is huge, so I considered disabling it by default, I also think there's a room for improvement for that feature when it's enabled.