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Giving power to go a try out wiyhout success. Keep getting burn unsuccessful message eEB020BE2. Any idea what this is? Thanks.
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From what I can deduce a creator may or may not provide subtitles, the owner of a channel on YouTube who bundles others' videos may or may not include those creator provided subtitles and the ones that do seem to work on PowereDVD. Auto-generated subtitles do not work on PwereDVD. Is that generally correct?
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Thank you, I'll do that. One phenomenon that I have noticed is when looking at CBS News for example on YouTube is that when the video starts what appears to be a script of the subtitles appears for about a second on the screen but there is no synchronization.
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Thank you, I'll do that. One phenomenon that I have noticed is when looking at CBS News for example on YouTube is that when the video starts what appears to be a script of the subtitles appears for about a second on the screen but there is no synchronization.
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Hello,
See the attached screenshot YTsubtitles.jpg of YouTube subtitle settings. If you click the gear icon and then select Subtitles, "auto-generated" subtitles are indicated. Creator added won't have the "auto-generated" behind it.
I am not having problems here seeing non auto-generated subtitles from this video or with lagging during streaming, so suggest you contact CyberLink about this issue:
https://membership.cyberlink.com/support/service/technical-support.do
Cheers
PowerDVD Moderator
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vimeo disappeared from my list of sources. How do I add it back?
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Coincidentally, I looked at that same video a few minutes before reading your message. When I tried it in Powere DVD, unfortunately, no subtitles. When you say regular subtitles, do you mean those added by the creator and not auto-generated? I am not sure how to tell the difference. My example is one of the Inspector Lewis episodes on the BritTV channel. I don't know if those are supplied by the creator or auto-generated.
Any idea on why the playback on the casted to Roku would be so "jerky"?
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Hello,
This is a known issue for auto-generated Subtitles/Closed Captions, and should be fixed in the near future. For regular subtitles, it should work. It did in my tests. For example, in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ad_TEk94B9Q&t
Cheers
PowerDVD Moderator
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When I look at a video directly on YouTube, I can get subtitles just fine. When I look at the same video on PowerDVD on YouTube despite clicking on the primary or secondary subtitles menu, there are no subtitles. I imagine that the subtitles are on a separate track that is not getting passed to PowerDVD. Is there a remedy? I would like to do this in order to scrub the incessant ads. Maybe the scrubber is scrubbing the subtitles as well.
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yea I have on a Roku streaming stik + and have captions turned in both Roku and Youtube but nada. Streaming is very jerky.
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When I right click on play, there is no "play to" option, just play. How do I play a youtube video on Roku? I'm a newbee.
I figured out that you have to put the video in a playlist to get the play to function, much like spotify or itunes to burn a cd.
The problem I have now is that the subtitles don't come through to the roku device although briefly they came through in Chinese but when I changed to English, nothing. Also the playback is quite jerky. I tried lowering from HD down to SD down to LD to no avail.
Any pointers?
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