Test status
- Status
- Verified
- Last checked
- Site
avple.tv
Subtitles appeared in a real test.
What the site is
AVPLE (avple.tv) is a Japanese adult-video streaming index with a largely Chinese-language interface, built with Next.js. A title page lives at /video/{id}, where the id is a long number of fifteen or so digits. The film plays in a Plyr player directly inside the page, streamed as HLS. Hosts such as asserts.avple.tv only serve images and static files; they are not mirrors of the site.
Are subtitles available?
There is no dependable English track on AVPLE. Rather than looking for one, the extension produces subtitles from the audio while the title plays, in English or another language you select.
How to use the extension on this site
- Install the extension and sign in with your license key.
- Open the video page and start playing.
- Pick the subtitle language, then press the subtitle badge on the player.
- Open a title at /video/{number} and press play. The extension works on the main page, where the Plyr player lives.
- Three things must agree before a job starts: the number in the address, the canonical link, and the route data that Next.js embeds in the page. A video element must also be present inside the Plyr wrapper.
- Advertising from Google IMA is placed in a separate ad layer beside the film and uses empty video elements labelled Advertisement. Those are ignored.
- A live-cam model widget on the page plays its own looping video. It is recognised and skipped, so it never starts a job.
- Every frame on AVPLE is treated as advertising. The film is never inside a frame here.
- The page data also lists codes for recommended titles, so the extension does not read a product code from it. Each title is keyed by its numeric id only.
Good to know
- Verified: subtitles appeared on a real title during our test on 2026-10-24.
- If you move to another title from the recommendations and the badge does not reappear, reload the page. The embedded route data may still describe the previous title, and in that case the extension prefers doing nothing over attaching subtitles to the wrong film.
- Recognised host: avple.tv and its subdomains. No other mirror has been observed.
Subtitle languages
Choose the target language in the extension: Vietnamese, Indonesian, Spanish and English are the main ones, and the translation API also supports Chinese, Korean, Thai, Portuguese, Japanese, Russian, French, German, Hindi, Arabic and Turkish.
FAQ
Does AVPLE have English subtitles?
Generally not. The extension creates English subtitles from the audio of any title that plays.
Why does the home page never get a badge?
The home page has no /video/{number} address, and its canonical link is not a title address, so it is never identified as a film.
Will the live-cam widget use my quota?
No. It is detected as a widget and ignored. Only the video inside the Plyr wrapper of a title page counts.
Why is there no subtitle sharing by product code?
AVPLE addresses contain only a number, not a code, and the page data mixes codes of several titles. Using the numeric id keeps subtitles tied to the right film.
What should I do if the badge disappears after clicking a related title?
Reload the page. After a fresh load the address, canonical link and route data match again and the extension can identify the title.
Which target languages are available?
English, Indonesian, Spanish and the other languages listed in the extension settings. The audio is Japanese in most titles.