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When you guys make /a/ watches channels, how do you do it? What media service do you use with cytube? Is there a good way to make the subtitles to stick after you upload, or do you just use hardsubs?
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>>159913451
>there will never be a wadanohara anime
sad
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>>159913451
so far cytube isn't letting subs go through, have alice tits
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I use google drive to host stuff for cytube. You can add a .srt to a drive file after it's uploaded and play it through cytube.
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>>159914119
so basically hard subbed?
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>>159914119
this is what I tried first, but the userscript wasn't working getting the video to play properly.
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>>159914223
no, it's still softsubbed on drive.
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>>159914223
it's not hardsubbed if it's using a separate srt file. you just have to find and upload the subs separately.
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>>159914277
I use a script to extract the .srt from every mkv in a folder. It's easier than trying to find subs online.
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>>159914481
That sounds useful. Mind sharing the script?
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>>159913471
>there will never be a Yume Nikki anime
Even sadder.
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>>159914530
[code]#!/bin/bash
for i in *.mkv; do
ffmpeg -i "$i" -map 0:s:0 "$(basename "${i/.mkv}").srt"
sleep 3
done[/code]
It outputs the .srt with the same filename as the mkv. Requires ffmpeg obviously.
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>>159914675
Thanks!
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