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Some providers have been discarded due to unexpected errors: opensubtitles #1008
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My version doesn't even have the option for --debug. And yeah, its borked. Won't download nothing now. RIP. |
It's not downloading available subtitles on opensubtitles. |
Same problem here. $ subliminal --version
subliminal, version 2.1.0 |
Any news? I installed it recently and I'm getting errors for all these: |
Same here with OpenSubtitle
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To anyone still in this thread, use this instead https://github.com/emericg/OpenSubtitlesDownload and be sure to fill in lines 61 and 62 with your opensubtitles account user / pass. It actually works unlike subliminal. |
Weird the same folder that did not work yesterday now runs fine |
Thanks
Thanks joseph-giron, but I believe it's not a very good recommendation to a bug report to just use a different program that works in a different way. Also, albeit that program claims to work on KDE, it provides zero information on how to make it work on KDE. |
You need to provide a login like this:
Please, do not use long passwords or it will not work (with 64 does not work, with 16 it works just fine) |
Indeed, providing a login/password for opensubtitles does the trick ... but it is a pain that will fail the program for all providers. That should fail on opensubtitles and should work for others providers. |
Thank you for discovering this... I do have 65 char password and have been wondering for months why it didn't work!! |
I thought this was a bug myself earlier, had a little suspicion that maybe open subtitles stopped providing access to the API for non-logged users. But thought maybe if that were the case it wouldn't be for too long or if it's a bug it'll be resolved. Turns out yes, they have stopped access for non-logged users via the API. https://forum.opensubtitles.org/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=17110 Let's just hope one day they bring back access to it once again. Seems like the issues with other providers might be similar. |
@Diaoul Can we please get a new release to unblock Homebrew/homebrew-core#86671 |
I changed my password in opensubtitles.org then it worked! The reason why it didn't work was because I had special signs like exclamation mark in my initial pw, escaping that sign (like |
@johnwuelk How did you change it? I tried changing it now and they only allow passwords that have a special character... |
Opensubtitles.org has been hacked and everyone needs to reset their passwd: https://forum.opensubtitles.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=17685&p=46818 |
I could reset it via the "forget password" option. It's not every special character but only some, my previous password that failed was "4movs!@#", escaping the exclamation mark like 4movs**\!**@# worked. My current password that works, only has one special sign: |
btw, it didn't work because logins were blocked, not because you had special chars on your passwd string. I had special chars ( I also use subliminal exclusively via a mpv script. |
Have been using "subliminal download -l en C:\Folder" for years, and Subliminal now stopped working for a long time.
Tried setting "subliminal --opensubtitles Login Pass" unsuccessfully. Don't recall setting a profile credential, but it's obvious there was some somewhere just not in every commandline I have had used.
Tried with other software, and it works. By downloading with the commandline and the login and pass gives:
0 video collected / 1 video ignored / 0 error
Is there any python file I can edit to manually insert the login?
Strange it worked perfectly for years.
Windows 7 64bit.
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