Post your JAV subtitle files here - JAV Subtitle Repository (JSP)★NOT A SUB REQUEST THREAD★
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lol, have you considered doing a month mega pack instead? You can use any filehoster in this section(since that would be too big for a forum attachment) and you could include the images in the archive and just list the codes in the post.That's all for now
Just a suggestion(don't take me being a mod as trying to force that option on you) since doing this every month(if you plan to) might be a bit much.
I don't know how the others feel about it and seeing the images in the post is nice, but would be a bit much for a single one.
Thanks for the kind suggestion as I'm considering it. At the moment, I want to avoid using outside filehoster. I might go back to just posting JAV codes if pressed for time. As the nice thing about posting the codes is they're indexed by Akiba --> easier to search
(Anybody is also welcome to roll the subs up into their super mega packs and re-post them.)
Appreciate the kind words
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There are some nice free ones if you don't go over the free limit. For example, I have stuff that's 13 years old on my mediafire account and still available since I'm well below the 50GB limit and it's not copyrighted stuff.
Haven't downloaded from it in a long time though so not sure if it's still good for downloaders, but I haven't had any complaints.
But yeah, hosting directly here is safer(in theory at least, we have lost some stuff in the past, a very long time ago).
I have created an app for subtitle translation. It can work with all languages; however, I built it mainly for translating from Japanese, Chinese, and Korean to English. It uses a Gemini API key from free accounts and does the context-aware translation, so the output is excellent. I have attached one subtitle file that I translated using this app. Try this app and provide your reviews. Although it doesn't use local or uncensored models, the Google models it uses are free and also much more powerful than the local models.
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GitHub - jasial2/srt-transcreation-assistant: An AI-powered desktop app for culturally accurate subtitle transcreation
An AI-powered desktop app for culturally accurate subtitle transcreation - jasial2/srt-transcreation-assistant
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Hi, has anyone tried Nexus MPV? I recently saw that they released the player that generates subtitles, but I don't know if it works well, and I'm especially unsure about installing it—I ran the EXE file through VirusTotal, and it flagged it as a threat. I don't know if it's a false positive because it needs to connect to the internet to generate subtitles.
Since he's a Gemini, does he let you use obscene language?I have created an app for subtitle translation. It can work with all languages; however, I built it mainly for translating from Japanese, Chinese, and Korean to English. It uses a Gemini API key from free accounts and does the context-aware translation, so the output is excellent. I have attached one subtitle file that I translated using this app. Try this app and provide your reviews. Although it doesn't use local or uncensored models, the Google models it uses are free and also much more powerful than the local models.
GitHub - jasial2/srt-transcreation-assistant: An AI-powered desktop app for culturally accurate subtitle transcreation
An AI-powered desktop app for culturally accurate subtitle transcreation - jasial2/srt-transcreation-assistant
Yes. Gemini has very low filters. Even if it blocks sometimes, it can allow it if it is allowed to retry. The retrying function is baked in the app. You can try it out. I have always used Gemini for translation.
However, I am planning to add other free API models in a future update.
