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- quisvir - 2011-03-04 01:31
mr_blobby Wrote:If you use libraries, then the plugin doesn't have to guess what kind of video it is.
Any reason why you're not using libraries?
Thanks for the quick reply mr_blobby. I'm not using libraries mainly because many of the files played on my system are at rather random locations on computers in the network. I much prefer just browsing those computers through xbmc over first copying the files to my own system. But maybe I should find a way to use libraries anyway... although a fix might still be useful for the non-libraries-users among us
- mr_blobby - 2011-03-04 12:47
quisvir Wrote:Thanks for the quick reply mr_blobby. I'm not using libraries mainly because many of the files played on my system are at rather random locations on computers in the network. I much prefer just browsing those computers through xbmc over first copying the files to my own system. But maybe I should find a way to use libraries anyway... although a fix might still be useful for the non-libraries-users among usIf you can find the files by browsing from XBMC, then you can add these locations to a library.
There is no need to copy them locally.
XBMC support many networking protocols.
- YaPaY - 2011-03-04 19:57
opensubtitles.org doesn't work for 2-3 days.
- amet - 2011-03-04 20:10
YaPaY Wrote:opensubtitles.org doesn't work for 2-3 days.
ok, works fine for me
- orivar - 2011-03-04 23:42
So I had a small bug with the Sratim service. Fixed now - amet, I forked the code in github, made the changes on the website (after testing them locally of course) and sent a pull request.
Sorry for the mess.
- YaPaY - 2011-03-05 01:14
amet Wrote:ok, works fine for me
podnapisi works but opensubtitles seem to down. I'M using latest version 2.5.6?
by the way, dou you any plan to add to subtitle sites to divxplanet.com.
It's biggest subtitle site of the Turkey. It would be nice.
Thanks for your great work.
- orivar - 2011-03-05 13:09
OpenSubtitles comes and goes for me in the last few days but is mostly up. Either way there doesn't seem to be any problem with the addon or service, when it's down it either times out or says the site's overloaded and when it's up it works fine.
- orivar - 2011-03-05 16:15
amet Wrote:without rewriting gui.py to accept it there is no way to do it. let me see what I can do... no promises
So I decided to do it myself
It's basically done and I tested it but again there's a problem I don't know how to get around: the files (.sub+.idx) are extracted and copied correctly, but when the video continues to play they aren't shown. Stopping and starting the video works.
I'm pretty sure the problem is with "xbmc.Player().setSubtitles(file_to)": since the problem was the lack of .idx to begin with, I assume using setSubtitles() to select just the .sub has the exact same affect.
I tried looking for the documentation of setSubtitles() but all I found is a one liner that says it sets the subtitles for the current video player. I have no idea how to set multiple files or if that's even possible. amet/mr_blobby, could you please help? I need someone familiar with xbmc's source this time...
- amet - 2011-03-05 18:13
orivar Wrote:So I decided to do it myself
It's basically done and I tested it but again there's a problem I don't know how to get around: the files (.sub+.idx) are extracted and copied correctly, but when the video continues to play they aren't shown. Stopping and starting the video works.
I'm pretty sure the problem is with "xbmc.Player().setSubtitles(file_to)": since the problem was the lack of .idx to begin with, I assume using setSubtitles() to select just the .sub has the exact same affect.
I tried looking for the documentation of setSubtitles() but all I found is a one liner that says it sets the subtitles for the current video player. I have no idea how to set multiple files or if that's even possible. amet/mr_blobby, could you please help? I need someone familiar with xbmc's source this time...
have you tried sending the idx file to xbmc.Player().setSubtitles(file_to)?
- orivar - 2011-03-05 19:44
After the .sub, instead of it or in a list together?
I guess I can try all three myself. If only the test file wasn't so big and their website so slow...