(2012-04-25 09:09)amet Wrote:  https://github.com/amet/script.xbmc.subtitles/commit/3de0bc6ffbd136cf4c38baf985cf6d355c4f3cad might fix it, I still cant reproduce the issue

@Agnew
if you can use the above and see if it fixes it and let us know please

(2012-05-02 00:00)ronie Wrote:  

(2012-05-01 23:43)MicaH_Z Wrote:  Hi guys,

i need some help. Since I upgraded to Eden I'm no longer able to download subtitles.

Here's my log: http://pastebin.com/mvypur5A

Here's what's weird:
the log states: failed to get url 'http://api.bierdopje.com/369C2ED4261DE9C3/GetAllSubsFor/9203/5/22/nl' but if I copy/paste that url in my browser I get a nice response with a sweet xml like page containing several subtitles for the episode I want.

Hopfully someone here can give me a clue as to what's going on... Life is so much sweeter with a working subtitle addon.

Kind regards,

MicaH

looks like xbmc can't connect to the internet
check if the proxy setting in xbmc isn't accidentally enabled.

Settings > Network > Internet Access > Use HTTP proxy...

(2012-05-02 01:11)Agnew Wrote:  

(2012-04-25 09:09)amet Wrote:  https://github.com/amet/script.xbmc.subtitles/commit/3de0bc6ffbd136cf4c38baf985cf6d355c4f3cad might fix it, I still cant reproduce the issue

@Agnew
if you can use the above and see if it fixes it and let us know please

Thanks, I tried and got an error in the subtitle script message.
What did work for some time, (I'll go into it later) was creating a new clean profile. I was able to download and extract subs like a charm.
Eventually, I bumped into the same problem and , as has been pointed in previous posts, it has been after downloading Spanish subtitles with strange characters instead of "ñ".
Again a clean profile solves the issue and I will keep away from Spanish sources for a while, but I wanted to thank you for your time and effort and also help, if possible, to locate the problem.

(2012-05-03 05:19)darthdiablo Wrote:  http://www.flickr.com/photos/77665410@N04/6991569424/

Getting this even when I applied specific commits to my 3.1.0 XBMC Subtitles addon.

Commit SHAs I applied:
9af88f0f94d965b659927bbfc4c9378b57831b77

I would post debug log but wanted to see if there's any other commits I should try to apply first into my XBMC subtitle directory but I looked at the other commits and don't really see anything that would help me out.

The subtitle addon reports itself as 3.1.0 in XBMC.

(2012-05-03 06:07)amet Wrote:  

(2012-05-03 05:19)darthdiablo Wrote:  http://www.flickr.com/photos/77665410@N04/6991569424/

Getting this even when I applied specific commits to my 3.1.0 XBMC Subtitles addon.

Commit SHAs I applied:
9af88f0f94d965b659927bbfc4c9378b57831b77

I would post debug log but wanted to see if there's any other commits I should try to apply first into my XBMC subtitle directory but I looked at the other commits and don't really see anything that would help me out.

The subtitle addon reports itself as 3.1.0 in XBMC.

Any commit after 3.1.0 from https://github.com/amet/script.xbmc.subtitles/commits/

debug log is always helpfull

(2012-05-03 07:23)darthdiablo Wrote:  

(2012-05-03 06:07)amet Wrote:  

(2012-05-03 05:19)darthdiablo Wrote:  http://www.flickr.com/photos/77665410@N04/6991569424/

Getting this even when I applied specific commits to my 3.1.0 XBMC Subtitles addon.

Commit SHAs I applied:
9af88f0f94d965b659927bbfc4c9378b57831b77

I would post debug log but wanted to see if there's any other commits I should try to apply first into my XBMC subtitle directory but I looked at the other commits and don't really see anything that would help me out.

The subtitle addon reports itself as 3.1.0 in XBMC.

Any commit after 3.1.0 from https://github.com/amet/script.xbmc.subtitles/commits/

debug log is always helpfull

Here's the debug log: http://pastebin.com/nC0ePtn0

(2012-05-05 00:50)Zelgadis87 Wrote:  Can I ask why the 'Disable hash search' option was removed?
While I usually had far better results with hashed searches, sometimes it will return no result at all.. However, non-hashed search in those cases would indeed find a few 'compatible' subtitles sometimes. I have used that option in a few emergency cases, and I'm sad to see it go.
I have rollbacked to the precedent version for now, but maybe there is a serious reason why you did it?

Thanks

(2012-05-05 07:48)amet Wrote:  

(2012-05-05 00:50)Zelgadis87 Wrote:  Can I ask why the 'Disable hash search' option was removed?
While I usually had far better results with hashed searches, sometimes it will return no result at all.. However, non-hashed search in those cases would indeed find a few 'compatible' subtitles sometimes. I have used that option in a few emergency cases, and I'm sad to see it go.
I have rollbacked to the precedent version for now, but maybe there is a serious reason why you did it?

Thanks

Disable Hash search only has effect on opensubtitles and podnapisi. It was added as a band-aid solution for some issues where python couldn't calculate the hash of a file on smb/nfs/afp share. Since xbmc does the hash calculation now it is not needed anymore(it wasn't needed for about a year, I was just lazy to remove it)