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    From August Abolins@1:396/45.29 to All on Sun May 19 00:12:00 2024
    I've been tasked to find an english version of L'Arracheuse de
    temps. I think I found a suitable subtitled version:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3hZ249QOh8

    Question.. if I rent it, would yt-dlp work to include the
    subtitles?

    I'm guessing that the subtitles of the online versions of these
    things are auto-generated by YT so the downloaded copy won't
    have them?


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  • From Mike Powell@1:2320/105 to AUGUST ABOLINS on Sun May 19 09:12:00 2024
    Question.. if I rent it, would yt-dlp work to include the
    subtitles?

    Not sure.

    I'm guessing that the subtitles of the online versions of these
    things are auto-generated by YT so the downloaded copy won't
    have them?

    One way to find out might be to try to watch it on YT and, while it is on, click the "gear" button. I think there should be an option in there to
    turn subtitles on/off. If you turn them off, and they are still there,
    that means they are burned into the video. If you turn them off and they
    go away, they are autogenerated.

    Mike


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  • From August Abolins@2:221/1.58 to Mike Powell on Sun May 19 11:37:00 2024
    Hello Mike Powell!

    One way to find out might be to try to watch it on YT and,
    while it is on, click the "gear" button. I think there
    should be an option in there to turn subtitles on/off. If
    you turn them off, and they are still there, that means
    they are burned into the video. If you turn them off and
    they go away, they are autogenerated.

    The only catch is that I would have to dole out the fee to even
    begin watching it. I am not personally interested in the film;
    I'm just looking into it for a friend.

    There are other rental sources, like Apple TV, but I'm not sure
    if the rental would use the autogenerate technology too.
    However, their advertising mentions "Closed captioned: French |
    English".

    Anyone here have any success downloading with yt-dlp from apple
    TV?

    The YT rental scheme isn't very nice. "Start within 30 days,
    finish within 48 hours after first playback."

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