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Just upgraded from 1.4 to 1.6.2 and ran the script for my movies and series and it worked great.
The problem is that for all my series it seems like I have reached the limit for how many subtitles it can download. If I play a clip the subtitle says In order to continue you have to login for the whole movie..
I created an account at OpenSubtitles and entered the info in Opensubtitles.auth-file but I got the same "error". Did some research and it seems like there is a limit on 100 Subtitles per 24 hours and 1000 if you pay for VIP.
I'm wondering if its possible to see if the API-returns that you have reached the limit and not download the file. Right now it downloaded 100's of 1kb .srt-files that said that I have to login.
If anyone else had the same problem here is a batch script that will remove all .srt-files that are smaller than 200kb in this folder and all subfolders.
@echo off
setlocal
for /f "usebackq delims=;" %%A in (`dir /s /b *.srt`) do If %%~zA LSS 200 del "%%A"
pause
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Just upgraded from 1.4 to 1.6.2 and ran the script for my movies and series and it worked great.
The problem is that for all my series it seems like I have reached the limit for how many subtitles it can download. If I play a clip the subtitle says In order to continue you have to login for the whole movie..
I created an account at OpenSubtitles and entered the info in Opensubtitles.auth-file but I got the same "error". Did some research and it seems like there is a limit on 100 Subtitles per 24 hours and 1000 if you pay for VIP.
I'm wondering if its possible to see if the API-returns that you have reached the limit and not download the file. Right now it downloaded 100's of 1kb .srt-files that said that I have to login.
If anyone else had the same problem here is a batch script that will remove all .srt-files that are smaller than 200kb in this folder and all subfolders.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: