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@hunterdaver Subtitle and language info is available on the standard browser API described in the first post. The API call when you open a single item looks something like this:

[["videos",80097003,["availability","synopsis","queue","episodeCount","info","maturity","runtime","seasonCount","releaseYear","userRating","numSeasonsLabel","bookmarkPosition","watched"]]

Add "subtitles" and "audio" to the this list. It used to be there until a few days (weeks?) ago, but for some reason they removed the language info and availability from the detailed info page.

@jetap Windows Netflix apps use the old-style, formerly-public API using the GET method. Windows 8.1, for example:
hxxps://api-global.netflix.com/win/2.20/get?method=get&PATH=&format=json&progressive=true&languages=en-EN

Windows 10 uses a different API version
hxxps://api-global.netflix.com/win/uwa/6.10?falcor_server=0.1.0&materialize=true&winx_lang=en-GB&method=get&path=PATH
As far as I can gather, any valid authentication cookie is accepted (doesn't have to be from the Windows app).