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perf: optimize defaults - chunk size 20 for precision, 100 parallel requests

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- Changed chunk size from 75 to 20 for better subtitle alignment
- Increased parallel requests from 50 to 100 for faster processing
- Updated README with chunk size recommendation for precision
- Updated license to GPL-3.0
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## ✨ Features
- **Drag & Drop** - Just drop your SRT file and go
- **50 Parallel Requests** - Blazing fast translation
- **Smart Chunking** - Processes 75 subtitle blocks per request for optimal speed/accuracy balance
- **100 Parallel Requests** - Blazing fast translation
- **Smart Chunking** - Processes 20 subtitle blocks per request for optimal precision
- **Marker-Based Alignment** - Each subtitle block stays aligned with its timestamp
- **Custom Instructions** - Add context-specific translation rules (e.g., "Use informal 'sen' instead of formal 'siz'")
- **Custom Model Support** - Use any model available on OpenRouter
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| Setting | Default | Description |
|---------|---------|-------------|
| **Model** | `google/gemini-3-flash-preview` | AI model for translation |
| **Chunk Size** | 75 | Number of subtitle blocks per API request |
| **Parallel Requests** | 50 | Maximum concurrent API calls |
| **Chunk Size** | 20 | Number of subtitle blocks per API request |
| **Parallel Requests** | 100 | Maximum concurrent API calls |
### Recommended Model
### Recommended Settings
**Chunk Size: 20** is recommended for better precision. Smaller chunks mean:
- Less text drift between subtitle blocks
- More accurate timing alignment
- Slightly more API calls, but with 100 parallel requests it's still fast
For the best **performance/cost** balance, we recommend: