Templayer

EDIT: My workaround doesn't work for the WASM (web app) version, and I'm going to assume it won't work under Android/iOS either.

Here's the repo for my app: https://gitlab.com/templayer/ms-office-file-validator

> This seems to be the default behavior with Uri. AbsolutePath is Uri encoded, and you can see that from here *image* > > Use LocalPath or OriginalString instead. That's...

While Saving is completely broken (see my previous path-less code example), my Open dialog used AbsolutePath. Changing it to OriginalString as you suggested won't help me (LocalPath will, however): ...

Here's the repo for my tiny app: https://gitlab.com/templayer/ms-office-file-validator (I have quite a few changes that I haven't committed, as I'm trying to at least get the WASM version working)

Subtitle support is what I need to "raise a second tent" at Odysee. My videos are bilingual. I'm either talking in Czech or English and then I manually create subtitles...

Here are some examples of what I'm using on Youtube (full UTF-8 support is needed for your feature): [Horké Léto 2 subtitle examples.zip](https://github.com/OdyseeTeam/odysee-frontend/files/9677910/Horke.Leto.2.subtitle.examples.zip)

> It would be great if additionally to WebVTT, also content titles and descriptions can be translated, I have not seen this mentioned in the issue itself yet. This is...

@klesun commented on https://github.com/lbryio/lbry-desktop/issues/2325#issuecomment-798920370 >> May I clarify about https://github.com/lbryio/lbry-desktop/issues/2028#issuecomment-429116300? > The new video player will support subs, but I think we should have users bake them into the mp4...

> Subtitle support with srt and vtt is coming soon, it was our main topic of discussion today Ah, that's why I got a feeling that I should check on...