8/13/2023 0 Comments Add subtitles to plex![]() ![]() The /usr/lib/plexmediaserver/Resources/nf file appears to be the same across all of these versions from what I can see as well. I attempted to use the following versions and they produced the same issue: I’ve found the earliest version that works for me is: 1.-8dcc73a59 ![]() ![]() I’ll try to grab some logs from the latest version and earliest working version in a bit (took me a while to find one that actually worked) I understand the purpose of using /usr/lib/plexmediaserver/Resources/nf file is to use the fallback font files if nothing else exists, but you can add an import to the local /etc/fonts/nf into this file as well which should allow both the local fonts and the fallbacks to work in tandem, which can be done by adding this line to the file: /etc/fonts/nf I know the problem here is niche, but this did used to work some time ago, but I’m unsure when this changed. My current workaround for this is to override /usr/lib/plexmediaserver/Resources/nf with the one located at /etc/fonts/nf, which seems to do the trick (until I restart the container and have to do it again…) Like the title suggestions on Linux when transcoding video and burning in subtitles it looks like Plex’s encoder uses a file located at /usr/lib/plexmediaserver/Resources/nf, which does not include any locally installed font files from /usr/share/fonts, nor does it uses any of the other related font-config directories. ![]()
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