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Add support for subtitles on Chromecast #1165

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@janza janza commented Apr 27, 2017

Support subtitles on Chromecast by creating a new http server for selected subtitles before calling player.play()

Closes #530

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any update on this? i love the player but i usually cast my videos and not having subtitles is kind of a deal breaker, so this would be awesome

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yep, important feature

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} else {
ret.subServer = http.createServer((req, res) => {
if (!selectedSubtitle) {
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I don't think this code will ever be reached because selectedSubtile has already been checked for a value in the above if clause.

@@ -130,22 +132,51 @@ function chromecastPlayer () {
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function serveSubtitles (cb) {
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In all functions in this file callback arguments are called callback, probably best to keep this consistent.

state.playing.location = 'chromecast'
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update()
serveSubtitles(function (subtitles) {
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Since the subtitles variable is not actually an array of subtitles it makes more sense to use the same name as used before in the serveSubtitles function - namely subtitlesUrl.

@janza janza force-pushed the chromecast-subtitles branch from 171c1ab to f7ec537 Compare September 16, 2017 22:07
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paulogr commented Feb 16, 2018

Hi all! Would be amazing to have this PR merged!!!

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feross commented Feb 16, 2018

This looks like a useful PR. Will find a Chromecast to test it on as soon as I can

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Any update on this?

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Hey there, I built the master branch and cherry-picked janza@2508701 and it works!

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paulogr commented Jun 13, 2018

Just did the same here like @gonzaloserrano did, and it worked for me too!

Nice job @janza!

@feross Any change to merge this PR?

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I've tested this PR and it seems to work on both my Phillips TV's built-in Chromecast, a Chromecast Gen. 1, and the Chromecast Ultra without any problems.

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On behalf of all the friendly folks who reviewed this change I I will approve this change. First of all, thanks a lot for all that work! I do not have Chromecast device myself so I completely rely on you folks.

@Borewit Borewit merged commit e0de30b into webtorrent:master Jun 26, 2018
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