Capturing them is the easy part: watch your AppData folder while you play something with subtitles using their 4D player. If you have something like
Everything search installed, sort by Date Modified and type in the Afesta code - same one you see in the filename for their cover images and previews. You'll see the subtitles and funscript files start to pop up as soon as you hit play. That was actually what I uploaded on accident before I edited my post. Getting them out of there - in a usable form, is another can of worms. They haven't subtitled shit in years so I guess there's no point in being
sekrit and gatekeeping it. Subtitles are in board_en.bin. Numbered PNG files with an XML manifest alongside them are how their player displays them. Little Python script to take said XML file and re-write it to look like a BDN SUP XML file (ie. how Blu-Ray PGS subtitles work - keep the timings and the image filenames - reformat everything else, timestamp, etc.) and now SubtitleEdit will happily open it and OCR it. "Sort by start time" in SubtitleEdit once it's done with the OCR and before you save the SRT; even though the images are named sequentially, the display order is sometimes 1 2 7 12 29 69 3 for no good reason.