Many of them display subtitles in different languages and formats, and with relevant rating and comments.
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But that doesn’t have to be final because there are a ton of websites for you to download them from and manually add to your favourite movie-watching app.Īs usual, it is my duty to provide you with a curated list of the best you can use.
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If you aren’t using a movie streaming service like Netflix or Hulu, the movies that you watch might not the subtitles in your target language or perhaps, no subtitles at all. For language learners, they’re a perfect way to learn words and slang when watching shows in a new language.įor everyday movie watchers, they enable dialogue transcription from source to target language as well as narrations of background events, transcriptions of sometimes inaudible sounds, etc. I mean it’s already a setting in the menu but it only applies to subtitle searches (when you have no subtitles).Subtitles are captions displayed at the bottom of a cinema/television screen for the purpose of translating or transcribing dialogues and/or narratives. This would be a great feature improvement that I think a lot of people would use. They really need to add a global setting to override that. So in order to reliably get the same subtitle setting for all my content is to spend countless hours editing them manually (removing the “Forced Display” tag, renaming subtitle tracks and reordering them). When I removed the "Forced Subtitle Tag" from the subtitle track with mkvtoolniix and just renamed the subtitle to "English Forced" Plex defaulted to the regular English (SRT) the subtitle track I wanted. You were saying Plex defaults to Forced Subtitles automatically (when they're tagged correctly) if they're available which seems to be true. Plex still defaults to Forced Subtitles regardless of track order. Put the English (SRT) track I wanted Plex to default to first in the file's subtitle tracklist. So I edited and correctly tagged the subtitles with mkvtoolnix. Just make sure the track name says "Forced" or something so you don't forget which track is which later. So if you change the default subtitle and plex is still turning on the forced track over others, then I'd also use MKVToolNix to turn off the Forced Flag on that track.
Regardless of the track order or anything for embedded subtitles, it'll always turn on the Forced English track if I'm using English Audio. For example, EVERY movie and show I put on plex has at least one English audio track embedded in the file, but I store forced subtitle tracks alongside my videos where necessary (all my files are MP4's so plex won't read internal Forced flags). Generally, if you play something with English audio and there's a Forced English subtitle present, video players (not just plex but others too) will always select the Forced English track automatically. Plex may still pick the forced subtitles though. You could always use MKVToolNix to change which subtitle is the default. Please go to the relevant subreddits and support forums, for example: Build help and build shares posts go in their respective megathreads No referral / affiliate links, personal voting / campaigning / funding, or selling posts Welcome to /r/Plex, a subreddit dedicated to Plex, the media server/client solution for enjoying your media! Plex Community Discord Rules
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