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It would be great if CC support could be integrated into the player and forwarded to external players such as VLC/MPV
Possible solution
Open a stream on the F1TV website in chrome, and enable subtitles.
Right click, inspect, navigate to the Network tab
You should be able to see occasional Fetch/XHR requests for .vtt files.
These files contain subtitles and the timestamps for when to display those subtitles. Chrome gives you the option to copy the request into different formats such as a JavaScript fetch function or a curl request. These seem to work for me, and could potentially be implemented in C# to grab the subtitle data.
Once the data is received it's forwarded to the internal player or an external player such as VLC or MPV (It seems that VLC and MPV already support VTT subtitles).
Why this is important:
Increases accessibility for deaf, hard of hearing, and those in areas with noise pollution
Would allow individuals more control over their audio settings without missing information from commentators (FX audio only with CC or French audio with English CC)
Aids concentration
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Request
It would be great if CC support could be integrated into the player and forwarded to external players such as VLC/MPV
Possible solution
Network
tabThese files contain subtitles and the timestamps for when to display those subtitles. Chrome gives you the option to copy the request into different formats such as a JavaScript fetch function or a curl request. These seem to work for me, and could potentially be implemented in C# to grab the subtitle data.
Once the data is received it's forwarded to the internal player or an external player such as VLC or MPV (It seems that VLC and MPV already support VTT subtitles).
Why this is important:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: