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Maybe you may have more luck using legal services such as Netflix. I'm quite sure they have subtitles for most of the languages they support; at least, I'm sure
by qalmakka 9y ago
Maybe you may have more luck using legal services such as Netflix. I'm quite sure they have subtitles for most of the languages they support; at least, I'm sure they have them for English, German and Italian. Torrents are often a poor choice with regards to captions, because either you manage to find a source that ripped them from an source in sync with video (such as the DVD), or you have to resort to fan dubs or that kinds of sort.
- Nullabillity 9y agoFor some idiotic reason Netflix geofences their subtitles. Here in Sweden you're lucky if there are even the original English subtitles available for the thing you're trying to watch. I've even managed to find a few shows where they didn't even bother to allow disabling the subtitles!
- Semaphor 9y ago> For some idiotic reason Netflix geofences their subtitles. Same clusterfuck as with other copyright things. Different companies have the rights to the subtitles and it depends on what terms Netflix got. One of the reasons [0] I mentioned why piracy is still superior even for someone paying and wanting to pay. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16360517 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16360517
- Lunatic666 9y agoThey don’t. I’m living in Singapore, but have family in Germany and Thailand. If you want to have Thai subtitles in Singapore or Germany, you can create a User with Thai set as the UI language, then you also get offered audio and subtitles in Thai. It’s not documented and totally not intuitive, I only discovered that by accident, but it works very well.