CR Settings Interface

Dub Language

Select the audio languages to be downloaded using the dropdown menu.

Hardsubs Language

Choose the language for hard subtitles. This setting overrides the soft subtitle selection. Hardsubs are usually only available for ja-JP dub.

Hard subtitles (hardsubs) are subtitles permanently embedded into a video file, meaning they are always visible and cannot be turned off or edited. This ensures universal compatibility across all devices and media players but lacks flexibility for customization or removal.

Softsubs Language

• Subtitles Dropdown: Select the subtitles to be downloaded, if available.
• Add Scaled Border and Shadow: Checkbox to enable adding a scaled border and shadow to the subtitles. If enabled, choose yes or no from the dropdown.
• Signs Subtitles: Checkbox to enable or disable downloading forced subtitles, if available in the selected languages.
• Signs Subtitles Muxing: If the checkbox is enabled, signs subtitles will be marked with the "forced" flag when muxed to mkv.
• CC Subtitles: Checkbox to enable or disable downloading CC subtitles, if available in the selected languages.
• CC Subtitles Muxing: If the checkbox is enabled, CC subtitles will be marked with the "hearing impaired" flag when muxed to mkv.
• CC Subtitles Font: Text input allows you to change the default font used for CC subtitles.

Search Settings

• Include featured Music: When enabled, this option includes featured music in the fetched series list within the Add Downloads tab, allowing you to download associated music tracks along with the series.

Download Settings

• Download Parts: Set the amount of video/audio parts that are downloaded simultaneously.
• Stream Endpoint: Select the endpoint from which downloads should be made.
• Download Video: Checkbox to enable or disable video downloads.
• Download Video for Every Dub: Checkbox to decide if a video stream should be downloaded for each selected dub.
• Video Quality: Dropdown to select the preferred video quality. If the selected quality is not available, the best available quality is used.
• Download Audio: Checkbox to enable or disable audio downloads.
• Audio Quality: Dropdown to select the preferred audio quality.
• Download Chapters: Checkbox to decide if chapters should be downloaded and included in the video file.

Muxing Settings

• Skip Muxing: Skips the muxing process.
• MP4 Output: Checkbox to create an MP4 file instead of an MKV.
• Keep Subtitles Separate: Checkbox to keep subtitle files separate from the video file.
• Default Audio and Subtitle: Dropdowns to select the default audio and subtitle tracks when the video is opened.
• Force Display Default Subtitle: Adds the force display flag to the default subtitle.
• Default Subtitle Signs: When this option is selected, sign language subtitles in the chosen language will be set as the default instead of the standard subtitles.
• File Title: Set a title for the video file's metadata.
• Include Episode Description: Checkbox to include the episode description in the video file's metadata.
• Episode Description Language: Dropdown to select the language for the episode description.
• Sync Timings: Checkbox to enable synchronization of dub timings. If multiple dubs are selected and "Download Video for Every Dub" is not enabled, it attempts to match the dubs to the video stream if there are timing differences. This works if the main difference is the intro and not if there are differences throughout the episode.
  • Hardware Acceleration: Dropdown to select how video processing is handled during synchronization. Options include CPU Only, Auto, and available hardware acceleration methods detected via ffmpeg -hwaccel. This allows you to leverage hardware acceleration to potentially speed up the sync process, depending on your system capabilities.
• Additional MKVmerge and FFmpeg Options: Text fields to add additional options for the muxing process. FFmpeg options are used for MP4 files.
• Encoding: The Encoding option allows you to select an encoding preset or create a custom preset. This preset is used to encode the downloaded video, which can help reduce the file size.