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It's been a while since I've sailed the high seas. How difficult is it to get subtitle tracks these days? I've gotten used to having them on everything.
Most of the stuff I rip have the subtitles in the file (mkv ftw). But there's also bazarr
+1 for Bazaarr
You can use bazarr to do it for you
Most things have it and what doesn't, OpenSubltitles, an open source subtitle resource, does. It's just linked right into my Jellyfin. I haven't had to manually find subtitles in years.....
You will probably want to have a passing familiarity with Docker.
There's a built in option for these in VLC, works most of the time (view -> vlsub).