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Default subtitle track does not match server #264

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bravely-beep opened this issue Apr 7, 2025 · 0 comments
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Default subtitle track does not match server #264

bravely-beep opened this issue Apr 7, 2025 · 0 comments
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This issue respects the following points:

  • This issue is not already reported on GitHub (I've searched it).
  • I agree to follow Jellyfin's Code of Conduct.
  • This report addresses only a single issue; If you encounter multiple issues, kindly create separate reports for each one.

Jellyfin Server Version

10.10.6

Roku Client Version

3.0.1

Bug Description

When selecting certain video files, the default subtitle track selected by the jellyfin-roku is different from the default track used by jellyfin-media-player (v1.12.0).

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Set up a Jellyfin server and a user account.
  2. Open jellyfin-media-player, log in to that user account, and configure:
Settings -> Playback -> Preferred audio language = "Any language"
Settings -> Subtitles -> Preferred subtitle language = "Any language"
Settings -> Subtitles -> Subtitle mode = "Default"
  1. Add an MKV video file to Jellyfin which has the following:
    • exactly one audio track, which has language: "jpn", enabled_track: true, default_track: true, forced_track: false
    • ecxactly one subtitle track, which has language: "eng", enabled_track: true, default_track: true, forced_track: false
  2. Select this video file in jellyfin-media-player. Note that the subtitle track is selected to play by default.
  3. Open jellyfin-roku and select the same track. Note that "None" is selected as the default subtitle track, which does not match the behaviour of jellyfin-media-player.

Expected Behavior

jellyfin-roku should select the subtitle track as the default playback option, instead of "None".

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Is the server local or remote?

local

Is the server connection HTTP or HTTPS?

http

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