WebOS service supports WebVTT format only.

It uses DLNA and has the same restrictions as DLNA service.

Netcast service support SRT format only.

The simplest change is to send this HTTP response header for your subtitles: Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *.

Servers providing subtitles and media files should support CORS headers, otherwise they are not displayed. Google Cast service supports WebVTT format only.The Fling SDK doesn't provide any way to make them appear remotely. To display them, the user should manually pick one in the media player (click the 'Options' button on the remote). Subtitles on Fire TV are hidden by default.

FireTV service supports WebVTT format only.

This feature has been tested and works on LG WebOS and Netcast TVs. Since there is no official specification for them, subtitles may not work on all DLNA-compatible devices. The test coverage report will be in this folder Connect-SDK-Android/build/reports/jacoco/jacocoTestReport/html. Including Connect SDK in your app with Android StudioĮdit your project's adle to add this in the 'dependencies' section

Connect-SDK-Android-Google-Cast submodule.

This project has the following dependencies. If you would like to use a version of the SDK which has no manual setup, consider using the lite version of the SDK. This project has the following dependencies, some of which require manual setup. Eclipse IDE is not supported since 1.5.0 version.

This project can be built in Android Studio or directly with Gradle. Because most TV platforms support a variety of protocols, Connect SDK integrates and abstracts the discovery and connectivity between all supported protocols. Connect SDK is an open source framework that connects your mobile apps with multiple TV platforms.

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