Anyone know how to get subs to work properly on jellyfin, specifically on a Google TV client? About half of my content has nonnembedded subs with the sub file in its own folder, I can't use subs for those shows, they just don't appear
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AFAIK the subs have to be in the same folder as the video and bear the same name:
s03e01.mp4
s03e01.srt
Thanks ill try this out, think my file names differ
I hear a lot about Jellyfin, may I ask what it exactly is?
Is it like a library of the things, you have downloaded?
I currently just download shows and put them in folders like “MHA S6” and then proceed to watch with VLC.
It's like Plex but free and open source