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| TASK-30.7 | Add English-source preference + hard-sub stripping workflow in Aniyomi streaming path | To Do | 2026-02-13 18:41 |
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TASK-30 | high |
Description
Improve the Aniyomi/anime extension streaming flow to prefer English-capable sources with soft subtitles, and automatically recover when only hard-subbed streams are available by stripping embedded subtitles with ffmpeg and attaching external Jimaku subtitle files into mpv.
Acceptance Criteria
- #1 During source scoring/selection, prefer providers/sources that declare or expose soft subtitles for English audio or subtitle tracks over hard-subbed alternatives.
- #2 Add a config option for preferred language targets (default English) and fallback policy (favor soft subtitles, then hard-sub fallback).
- #3 Detect when a resolved stream is hard-sub-only and a soft-sub source is unavailable for the same episode.
- #4 When hard subs are used, attempt to generate a subtitle-less playback stream path using ffmpeg and feed an external subtitle file (including Jimaku-provided
.ass/.srt) into the mpv playback path. - #5 Preserve stream selection metadata (language tags, subtitle type, availability state) for UI decisions and error messaging.
- #6 If ffmpeg conversion is not possible/disabled or fails, surface a clear status that explains fallback behavior instead of silent failure.
- #7 Integrate subtitle source preferences with Jimaku so user-fetched or resolved subtitles are preferred for burn-in removal cases where supported.
- #8 Add handling for unsupported codecs/containers and provider limitations so direct passthrough is still used when hard-sub stripping is unsafe.
- #9 Document new behavior in feature docs/FAQ: how sources are ranked, what hard-sub stripping does, and known compatibility limitations.