Support for image-based subtitles? A (still) *buggy* workaround but it can be done..!!

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### Description

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As the title says. Some subs (like Greek/Hebrew) are image based rather than text based. Are you planning on having support for image-based subtitles?

The issue names no files, tests, or entry points, and provides only a general request for image-based subtitle support. Clarify the supported subtitle formats, playback behavior, and acceptance criteria before locating the relevant subtitle-handling entry point; completion cannot be defined from the current report.

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