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The Netflix model described is one where there is some subtitle track playing and everything in it is displayed; the player chooses either the "forced-subtitle" track or the "everything" track.
An alternative model to this is supported in IMSC:
the subtitle document contains both "forced" and "non-forced" subtitles, each type identified by the computed value of itts:forcedDisplay.
the player passes a displayForcedOnlyMode flag to the subtitle renderer to tell it whether to show only those subtitles where itts:forcedDisplay="true" or all the subtitles.
Ideally, both modes would be supported.
Either way, the presence of a subtitle file that contains forced subtitles in the same language as the user's chosen audio track needs to be identified so that the subtitle file can be loaded and played.
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Description provided by @nigelmegitt in #4105 (comment):
The Netflix model described is one where there is some subtitle track playing and everything in it is displayed; the player chooses either the "forced-subtitle" track or the "everything" track.
An alternative model to this is supported in IMSC:
itts:forcedDisplay
.displayForcedOnlyMode
flag to the subtitle renderer to tell it whether to show only those subtitles whereitts:forcedDisplay="true"
or all the subtitles.Ideally, both modes would be supported.
Either way, the presence of a subtitle file that contains forced subtitles in the same language as the user's chosen audio track needs to be identified so that the subtitle file can be loaded and played.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: