There are probably a seperate timer for the subtitles, that timer does not correspond the playback time of the video and gets out of sync when the video needs to buffer like when its skipped.Īs for the delay, i think the video starts playing as soon as its buffered, but the subs have a lower priority and thus are only loaded after the video is buffered. The subtitles should have the correct timing. Note: you can also see that the subs will take a while to load on chrome. In the app you wont get subtitles, and on chrome the subtitles will be out of sync. Just try to play a video on your (android) phone and skip around to a different part of the video. Reverse Proxy: nginx-proxy-manager(docker container for nginx with a userfriendly UI).Installed Plugins: Opensubtitles(these subs are not always from the plugin), Anime, Audio, MusicBrainz.System (please complete the following information): Or i have to watch the video from the beginning, then the timing is always correct.(i just miss the first bit when i do that).Īlso the issue is there that subtitles dont work at all when playing on the android app. I have to quit and resume again to try and get the subtitles to line up correctly. When i skip through a video or resume, the timing of the subtitles is off, this can be a minor difference, but i also had a few times where it was 2 sentences off. When they appear they do show the correct text, but im just missing the first 30 seconds of the conversation. When i watch anime on my phone the subtitles can take up to 30 seconds to appear, eventhough there should have been subtitles already.
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