killergerbah/asbplayer v1.0.0

asbplayer-extension-1.0.0

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Changes

• Enhancement: Side panel integration - mining flows supported completely in UI
• Enhancement: Unified settings with the asbplayer website - all settings are in one place
• Enhancement: Settings UI overhaul including mouse-hover UX improvements from @Zyphdoz
• Enhancement: Extension does not require an asbplayer website window to work
• Enhancement: Fast-forward playback mode thanks to @artjomsR
• Enhancement: Subtitle track UI enhancements thanks to @Zyphdoz:
  • Can select up to 3 tracks from the subtitle track selector UI
  • Added a checkbox for whether to save site-specific subtitle track language preference
• Enhancement: BluRay/PGS subtitle file parsing is done asynchronously
• QoL: Lots of refactoring, code, and data model cleanup

Installation

The recommended way to install the extension is from the Chrome web store listing since you will receive updates automaticallly.

If you still want to install the extension manually, follow these instructions:

1. Download asbplayer-extension-1.0.0.zip - unzip it somewhere.
2. Go to chrome://extensions and enable developer mode in the top right.
3. If you have a previous version of the extension installed, delete it first.
4. Click "load unpacked extension" and pick the unzipped directory.
5. Restart Chrome.

Usage

1. Pin the extension to the Chrome toolbar so it's easy to access the settings (click on the puzzle piece and then the "pin" button next to the entry for asbplayer).
2. Enhance video elements with subtitles using asbplayer via one of the following methods:
   • Drag and drop a subtitle file into a video element.
   • Open the subtitle selector dialog (Ctrl + Shift + F by default).
   • Load a subtitle file from the asbplayer site, and pick a video element to sync with using the camera button on the bottom right.
   • Open the side panel (extension icon -> Open Side Panel or the backtick ` button by default) and click "load subtitles" when a video element is on screen.
3. Use the appropriate keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl + Shift + X by default) to mine the current subtitle.

See the README of this repo for more help.