@zhili An update here. Please note that Netflix imported never worked on the app. For Netflix, you will need to use LingQ browser extensions (available for Safari, Firefox and Chrome).
We tested YouTube importing in the app and it works fine on our end. Please make sure turn on the subtitles before importing.
Pity Netflix does not work on iPad.
For the YouTub, I did turn on subtitles each time. I also tied delete my lingq and re- install, did not work neither. I tried on safari, chorom, firefox, none of them works on iPad. But strange,
it was working before until around April 2021 .
Hi everyone. Our iOS developers tried importing videos (including the one @zhili posted above) on his iPad and it worked fine.
Maybe you could try importing via the desktop versions and report what happens. It could be some region-specific issue.
I have the same issue on iPad Pro, in the UK. Importing works on desktop but fails on iOS for the same video. However, if my iOS device is connected via a US VPN server the import succeeds. The cause might be YouTube’s cookie consent page, which doesn’t show in the US but does in the EU.