What's new
- Subtitles: set preferred subtitles for users similar to how you would set preferred audio tracks. (language, codec, forced/non-forced). A user_subs_pref.json file will be generated upon the first boot with a basic config for each user. Preferred subtitles will be applied upon media availability.
Example:
{
"Bob": {
"preferred": [
{
"forced": true,
"codec": "srt",
"languageCode": "eng"
}
],
"fallback": {
"codec": "srt",
"forced": false
}
}
Fixes & Improvements
- Add Label: label can now be added on media that has multiple versions in one library (1080p, 2160p, etc); would originally throw an error
- Set Audio Track: switched from language to languageCode for the matching the preferred tracks as it's more accurate. If running an older version, change 'language' to 'languageCode' and change the name of the language to the corresponding 3-letter ISO 639 language code (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639_language_codes) in the user_audio_pref.json
WIP
- Request Monitor: it's recommended to keep it disabled as enabling it will cause an infinite loop of applying audio tracks.
Future Plans (To-Do)
- Revamp the subtitle management part of OS so that it is more intuitive and easier to use - no ETA