## Bazarr

Bazarr writes the subtitle file beside the media file, so Emby finds it and the track behaves like one that was always there. Its address is deployment configuration; this switch only decides whether viewers may use it.

Offer Bazarr in the playerOff leaves every subtitle it has already written in place.

## OpenSubtitles

OpenSubtitles hands back a file rather than writing one, so Memby keeps what it fetches and serves it to the television itself. Titles are matched on their IMDb or TMDb id, which is exact — there is no guessing at a name.

Offer OpenSubtitles in the playerNeeds an API key. It cannot be switched on without one. API key From your consumer at opensubtitles.com. Leave blank to keep the saved key. Remove the saved key
Account username Optional, and the difference between a working feature and one that stops after a few files: without an account, downloads come out of the small anonymous allowance. Account password Leave blank to keep the saved one.
Sign out and forget the account

## Subtitles Memby is holding

Only files fetched from a provider that cannot write beside the media file are kept here; they are served to televisions as ordinary tracks on every later playback. Emptying this is safe — each one can be fetched again, at the cost of the download allowance that fetched it.