Closed CatNofishing closed 6 years ago
This could be a great feature.
Sooo about streaming...
There are lots of things about streaming:
mkv
files. mkv
is a difficult format to work with and at this day, there is no web video player that can read mkv
file along with their "embed" subtitles.VLC
or some other apps out there.So yea.. very interesting feature. Definitely planned but definitely not in top priority right now. It does need a lot of time and effort.
As of Chinese support. I know the Chinese community is very large when it comes to anime but there are two problems here:
What I can do though is implementing language translations in KawAnime (probably with i18n) with Chinese in available languages. But then again, I would need:
Internationalisation is actually a big problem in KawAnime for not only translations are needed but also websites similar to the ones used currently.
https://github.com/00SteinsGate00/Node-MPV Pretty good, I'm using in https://github.com/NyaaPantsu/cinnamon
This module requires mpv to be installed on your system to work
I do not want to use things that would require third-party application to be installed 🤕
or https://github.com/surmon-china/vue-video-player both I tested and .mkv
should working
Ok I was kinda unclear on this. The problem here isn't about reading mkv
as a video file. The problem is that there is no player based on web-technologies that can read mkv
along with the embed subtitles.
Don't get me wrong, you can watch the video just fine. But the subtitles won't appear. To try it you can try downloading one of the HorribleSubs
video (just an example). This will be a .mkv
file with embed
subtitles. We don't have access to the .ass
or any subtitle file. Then try to read it with video-js
(There is no type "video/mkv" so you should use any other like "video/mp4"). This way you'll get to see the video but you won't see any subtitle.
video-js
does support subtitles but it must be use like described here (with track
tag) as it is said in this issue.
Though, if you find a way to use mkv
files with embed
subtitles like those released by HorribleSubs
, I would gladly appreciate any advice there 😄 .
matroska-subtitles may be of use
This could work, would need a preprocessing before reading the file + writing some code that would transform the output to an actual track
that could be used by html
.
Nice one guys! Thanks 😄
wo hope it can play anime just like popcorn time,and support chinese language.beause many chinese like anime.