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caronc / nzb-subliminal

Fetches subtitles for the videos it's provided. It can be easily integrated into NZBGet and SABnzbd too.
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How do I specify opensubtitles username/password in Subliminal.ini? #76

Closed mkanet closed 3 years ago

mkanet commented 3 years ago

:question: Question

Is the only way to specify opensubtitles username/password via command line; or, is there a way to do it via the ini file as well? I didn't see any examples in the ini file for opensubtitles username/password, only addic7ed username, and password.

Also, I keep seeing the warning message below while running the script against my TV and Movies directories. I have already specified the correct username and password for Addic7ed. I have tried specifying the correct username and password in the ini only, command-line only, and both ini and command-line.

WARNING - Failed to authenticate with Addic7ed!

caronc commented 3 years ago

This project is somewhat abandoned unfortunately. You could try this branch which never got merged to the master as it has some issues of it's own, but I believe it supports the authentication part you're looking for.

Unfortunately i haven't touched this code in 2+ years and I'm not sure when/if I'll get around to it or not. There are great alternatives out there though. You could check out Bazarr.

mkanet commented 3 years ago

Thanks. I saw Bazarr. However, I didn't like the idea of having yet other full time service always running in the background unnecessarily. A sabnzbd script sound much more appealing. Of course, the issue is moot if the script is broken/unsupported.

mkanet commented 3 years ago

Is there an alternative like this one that can be called from command line?

caronc commented 3 years ago

This still works from the command line as long as you're using Python v2.x :slightly_smiling_face: . There is the original Subliminal tool itself that this fork extended from too you could try. It just had a release to it in May 2020; so it's good to see it's still getting some development time put to it.

mkanet commented 3 years ago

Thank you for your help. I decided to go with your original advice to use Bazarr. It's very easy to install.. and, seems very feature-rich. Seems like the best solution for me.