Added delaying/advancing subtitles with voice #258
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Can @ausweider take a look at translating this? |
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Waiting for your Flask-Ask pip10 compatibility patch to be merged. Don't know how to re-setup my device environment without it/manually applying that fix myself. |
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Now you can delay/advance through Alexa. Default delay is 500ms ("delay/advance subtitles") or you can say "delay/advance subtitles by two seconds". Works better for me than using +/- on remotes as it is not consistent which one delays and which one advances subtitles. With voice its easier and consistent.