Subtitles

In iOS, the player switches in full screen mode to native interface, which supported only vtt format. So we recommend use this format.

You can pass URL of the source in the code by variable subtitle. It is important to consider cross-domain policy

The name of subtitle (usually a language) can be specified in square brackets

var player = new Playerjs({"subtitle":"[En]//site.com/subtitle.vtt", "file":"//site.com/video.mp4"});

You can specify a listing:

[English]https://site.com/subtitle.vtt,[Spanish]https://site.com/subtitular.srt

Similarly, the subtitle variable is passed in Playlist and JS API.

From version 9.91 you can use spare subtitle links via the or operator. The player will load them if the first link does not work.

https://site.com/subtitle.vtt or https//site2.com/subtitle.vtt

Selecting subtitles is possible in the settings menu Settings / Settings menu

To customize the design use Plugins/ Subtitle

The parameter default_subtitle allows you to enable the desired subtitle language (if memorize option is enabled in the settings, it has priority).

var player = new Playerjs({"subtitle":"[En]//site.com/en.vtt,[Es]//site.com/es.vtt","default_subtitle":"Es"});

You can disable subtitles by default in the builder or using the subtitle_start:0 parameter.

Subtitles on iOS

The player transmits subtitles to the native iOS player interface if switching is in fullscreen mode. The native iOS player supports the VTT format and will show subtitles if they are loaded from the same domain.

Time correction

You can move subtitles in time if there is a de-sync. This only works if subtitles are uploaded as separate files and managed by the player. You can use the subshift parameter in tenths of a second. To shift back half a second:

"subshift":-5

You can also specify a shift in the subtitle source link

//site.com/subtitle.vtt?shift=-5