@bedast The problem is such subtitling software is not free software, as I really doubt the license of the training works was followed (most training is done on creative works with no license) and there is no complete source code - just an object code form that nobody understands how it really works, thus such software doesn't have the 4 freedoms; https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.en.html#four-freedoms

Are you really confident such nonfree software is compatible with VLC's licenses?


When I watch a video, I will never be content with slop subtitles - handcrafted .ass's is what I need.