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Kodi automatic subtitles
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Automatic download not working (warning: release not detected) #5

Open hejman opened 5 years ago

hejman commented 5 years ago

Automatic download is not working for me at all. As I use a streaming addon the release is never detected and I get a warning that "release not detected" when the subtitle search window pops up.

Would it be possible to add a toggle to "skip release detection"? or even better "automatically select first result if release dectection fails"?

Thank you so much for this project.

denimnani commented 5 years ago

Hello, yes you can do that. Just go to subloader settings, under Subtitles tab toggle on the 3º sorting option (Try any subtitle). This way if no release type is detected or if there is no matching subtitle for a determined release type, the subloader will always download the first subtitle available (if any). Let me know if this option is working for you.

hejman commented 5 years ago

Thanks for your suggestion! When I do that I get subtitles for another random movie, while the subtitle dialog has only correct results. Would it be possible to fall back to this method of resolving the movie-name?

denimnani commented 5 years ago

The issue here is related to the addon your using. If for example the addon don't provide an IMDB number the Subloader will search by query and in those cases it can select subtitles for similar named movies. Anyway, I'm working on the next update, it will bring more detailed debug info for the main service, this way we will have more details about what's going on with search results it may have some bugs… But try another movie only to check if it was an isolated case.

hejman commented 5 years ago

Thanks, based on the notifications I get for an example filename: Movie1-2010-1080.mp4 is matched with subtitle Movie2 (2010) when using the "use any subtitle" toggle/feature, so they are not very similar at all. This goes for all titles i've tried, only thing in common is that the year-tag ex. (2010) is always matched with the subtitle it finds, so it seem that this takes some sort of priority in the search. Again the builtin providers/dialog is able to search correctly.

Thanks for your assistance here.

denimnani commented 5 years ago

I confirm, the issue is there. At this moment I have a few ideas to solve it. Should be fixed in the next update.

dimdam commented 4 years ago

Having the same issue from time to time. Thank you for this add-on @denimnani , very helpful!