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[–] rumba@lemmy.zip 1 points 1 month ago

Ohh, I've had PLENTY of CC problems on Roku.

I use CC quite a bit, Every time a video has subtitles on it, and default is set to english, it fucking turns them on even iff they're set to off. Until a couple of months ago, you had to turn them on then off to get them to stop. I reported it, found the flag that wasn't being honored, I gave exact steps. They refused to fix it but did make it where i just had to turn them off. Now every movie/tv show i have that has english->default flags turns them on. about 1 in 10

No options to delay subtitles if they're messed up, no options to pull from opensubs.

I main Jellyfin, but have to keep Plex around because I have a decent number of remote users and don't feel like dealing with trying to walk through putting them on Tailscale and I can't trust any company that won't even put 2fa in their clients to be open to the world.