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I'll release a v0.4 update tomorrow or after. It makes a lot of things more simpler, I would recommend to wait for it before you install it. After that update I'll work on Chinese dictionaries and issues. It will take 1-2 days. It will have two built-in dictionaries for Chinese: cc-cedict and wiktionary.
I've added Chinese as an "experimental" language. I couldn't find a dictionary for it yet, and it might need a custom font type. DeepL works as well. I will fix the font issue soon.
I've added Chinese. However i couldn't find a dictionary for it yet, and it might need a custom font for Chinese characters. DeepL works with it as well. If it has issues, I will fix it soon.
I've added Korean as an "experimental" language. You can try it out if you would like to.
I've added Dutch.
I've added French and Italian.
French and Dutch are added.
I thought of it as a niche feature because I thought most of the users would come from language learning communities, where most people are not into self-hosting. So even if someone would set up a server just for this, chances are they do not have or interested in Jellyfin also. But I've seen several comments about it, and it seems like a lot of people are from the self-hosting community so maybe it's more popular.
I'm also planning to support YouTube and improve on Jellyfin support, but I'll work on other issues and features first.
Thank you for helping me learn Japanese! :)
Can you please explain what do you mean by actively supporting JMDict? I hope I didn't make an attribution mistake, or misunderstood something. My understanding is that I can use those files in my project as long as I follow the license guidelines.
It makes me really happy that so many people are interested in it. :)
I didn't think this many people would be interested. I'll write a guide for Jellyfin, then add Italian, French and Dutch languages tomorrow.