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Ah okay I wasn't sure the videos also needed separate file for the subs and a player designed to use both.
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Oh, gotcha. No, all the videos on KRDL are hard-subbed. No .srt file necessary.
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It actually depends on the file, some are hard subbed but just as many are soft subs on krdl. Mkv' s tend to be soft, mp4's and Avi's are hard
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I'd always understood it to be a file was hard subbed if it didn't require an additional subtitle file. Well, hard or soft subbed, the point still stands that you don't need to download any additional subtitle files for videos grabbed from KRDL.
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Hard Subs are a part of the video. Anytime you watch the video, the subs are automatically there, and you can't remove them.
Soft subs are seperate from the video. you can turn soft subs off or on when you watch a video. they are not neccasarily a separate file. They can be a separate file that your video player can access or included with the video eg MKV or OGM container files Soft subs are essentially just the raws with the subs as a separate track that can be accesed as you want |
GUIS has Bioman is now up to episode 36. Can't wait to see it.
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Has anyone done a better job with Abaranger now? I remember enjoying it right up until the good subbing team dropped out and were replaced with someone with little command of either language. I could hardly follow it.
And yet I hear all these great things about the show itself. To be fair I did love every minute of what I saw, so I'd like to continue... but only if I don't have to re-translate everything. I don't want work, I want fun. |
Nope, AbaRanger gets no love. But then, neither does GoGoV.
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