[RELEASE] XBMC Subtitles - Addon Script

(2012-04-25 09:09)amet Wrote:  https://github.com/amet/script.xbmc.subt...355c4f3cad 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.

(2012-05-02 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...

Ofc FULL debug log would have all that info

(2012-05-02 01:11)Agnew Wrote:  

(2012-04-25 09:09)amet Wrote:  https://github.com/amet/script.xbmc.subt...355c4f3cad 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.

its interesting, what you describe looks like an error while cleaning the temp folder. could you send me the log when this happens please.

cheers,
amet

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 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 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

(2012-05-03 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

https://github.com/amet/script.xbmc.subt...006068fa91 <- try that

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 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)

(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)

Oh, so it didn't have any effect on the actual search results in the last few months?
Seems a bit odd to me, but okay, maybe there were some other factors involved
Thanks for the reply.