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Leave it to VLC to implement one of the few good uses...
Reminder that not only can you donate money to keep it going, but also time if you're good enough with computers.
https://www.videolan.org/contribute.html
When I grabbed that link tho I was surprised you can contribute "materials" as well...
If you own a rare piece of media VLC can't play (even stuff like satellite cards) you can mail it to VLC so someone can try to get that format to work in VLC.
I can't wait for this feature to show up in Jellyfin.
would be awesome but i doubt it ever will. maybe vlc could export the subtitle file, that would be at least something.
Jellyfin supports using VLC as the internal media player ya know. It's not a far leap.
Hold up. Can you crank the volume as in native VLC? I would like to know more.
It's an option in their Android/FireTV client. I don't know what it supports, just know that it's there.
How was the model trained?
Wild guess: existing videos with subtitles?
Wilder guess: existing audios with subtitles.
They use ai subtitles for english dubs on crunchyroll and they are garbage