Hi,
I would like to know if the "caption of youtube" exist in an API or something that we could append to VLC ?
I mean instead of having those .srt files, a program runs and translate on the go.
I don't think it's too crazy of me to think that it could exist or been made.
Thanks for your answers, ideas, thoughts..
API Translation caption
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