jimaku-player VS videobook

I used jimaku player for a couple of months…where if you find the jsubs file it will plug it in crunchyroll…the creator is also very active on their discord and can answer any questions you may have (as long as it’s not “where do I get jsubs from…lol anything else goes)

Dnt think that exists..but if you use crunchyroll you could use an extensions called jimaku player which allows you to see jsubs next to english subs...but ofc you have to hunt for the jsubs yourself tho...

With crunchyroll you could use jimaku player

Never tried it myself but checkout this extension for crunchyroll. Might be what you are looking for.

The episode number and the exact time for the scene would make it easier for people to help you. Alternatively, you can find Japanese subtitles online, and sync it up with the video file. There's a plugin for Crunchyroll's player you can get that does it. See here.

You can get JP subtitles onto Crunchyroll using this tool :)

Here's the github page for anyone interested: https://github.com/sheodox/jimaku-player

Use https://github.com/sheodox/jimaku-player to use your own subs on crunchyroll otherwise piracy is always an option.

If you have subtitle files (.ass/.srt files) and use VRV/Crunchyroll you can use a tampermonkey script I made a while ago to use your own subtitles on those sites: Jimaku Player

Stick to digital content. Specifically, the kind you can consume in your browser so you can easily copy and paste or utilize Yomichan for instant lookups. This doesn't just work for text-only content like books, stories and websites. You can watch subtitled videos in your browser using sites like https://video.fluentcards.com/. For games, pick one that has the Japanese script available online. For some titles like Ace Attorney, Chrono Trigger or Tales of Vesperia there are even sites that have the English and Japanese dialogue side by side, which makes following along and looking things up a breeze.

Maybe try videobook