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It's really not as much effort as you'd think (although I should jut use a captcha solver or get a pass at some point). I just found a torrent of Collision with dual audio which happened to have closed captioning, then I threw it into the Handbrake frontend because closed captioning is like a lot different than standard srt/ass subs, and I couldn't get ffmpeg proper to hardcode the captions, and also ccextractor fucking sucks. So, Handbrake hardcoded the captions and converted it into a 490p webm with the captions burned in. After that, the ffmpeg line below split everything into unloadable webms. There's probably a better way to do this, but this is what I cobbled together.
ffmpeg -i "[2023.07.22] AEW Collision.webm" -reset_timestamps 1 -segment_time 30 -f segment -an -b:v 1000k -crf 34 "[2023.07.22] AEW Collision - %d.webm"
