Carson Ip

> @carsonip When I press forward or back pause, the webpage video is implemented. > But the subtitles are not implemented. > Will this problem improve in the future? Thanks...

Thanks. Can confirm the bug. Your subtitle file does not have the timeline sorted and Penguin Subtitle Player does not handle that. It is somehow related to #89

Please change the file extension from `.srt` to `.ass` and it should work. But it still suffers from the bug you reported and results in a 4 minute timeline.

Thanks for the feature requests. Lots of them sound good. > * Could it accept the .srt file from the command line? > Like `PenguinSubtitlePlayer title.srt`. Good idea. And I...

`` works well on my end. e.g. ``` 1 00:00:01,768 --> 00:00:44,497 I give you the product that will carry Hooli ```  What version of Penguin Subtitle Player are...

> `PenguinSubtitlePlayer --version` gives no output!? Thanks for the suggestion. I have added a proper command line parser for this purpose. > Still no italics... Did you try on Linux?...

> * Could it accept the .srt file from the command line? > Like `PenguinSubtitlePlayer title.srt`. Done. With a proper command line parser. > * At end of movie the...

v1.3.0 is released. Thanks for your feature requests!

@regymm Thanks for the feature request! Very interesting. The subtitle file contains dialogues with overlapping timings to implement multi-language. This isn't something that I've seen before. Do you think it...

Your fix would work if the timings for different languages match. If they are not exactly the same, it will require a bigger change because Penguin wasn't designed with that...