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I'm having an issue similar to #131 where Plex doesn't detect the generated subtitles. It seems to be fixed by renaming it to just .en.srt. In addition, I'm using Bazarr but not with Subgen directly, as I mainly use the batch endpoint for generating subtitles (yes, weird set up, but I only need to generate subtitles for certain shows, which is not easy with Bazarr directly). Bazarr doesn't detect the .subgen.large-v3.en.srt files either, but does detect .en.srt files.
The problem with renaming the files manually is that the next time I run Subgen, it wouldn't detect the subtitles and generate them again. It would be nice if there was an option to change the name of the file to be just .[language].srt.
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I'm having an issue similar to #131 where Plex doesn't detect the generated subtitles. It seems to be fixed by renaming it to just
.en.srt
. In addition, I'm using Bazarr but not with Subgen directly, as I mainly use the batch endpoint for generating subtitles (yes, weird set up, but I only need to generate subtitles for certain shows, which is not easy with Bazarr directly). Bazarr doesn't detect the.subgen.large-v3.en.srt
files either, but does detect.en.srt
files.The problem with renaming the files manually is that the next time I run Subgen, it wouldn't detect the subtitles and generate them again. It would be nice if there was an option to change the name of the file to be just
.[language].srt
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: