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6 years ago My guess. Propably some security settings. Meaning the cmd file runs as non-administrator. And tries to do things it isn't authorized to do.
To help you with this.
- [ ] Open folder were the file is in you want to get subs for.
- [ ] SHIFT + Right Click in the folder (not on a file) and click
Open CMD here
Mine said:
Open PowerShell windows here
You can also just open a cmd, NOT AS ADMIN, and cd to the correct directory.
- [ ] Then run the command
python "C:\subtitle-downloader.py" "path_to_file\xxx.mp4" - [ ] Then you will probably see more. And maybe even some incorrect permissions.
Hi again.
Ok, so I got the script to work now. I followed the instructions putting the cmd file in the send to directory. Right clicking a movie and sending it to the cmd file just flashes a black windows (command prompt) really quickly with nothing happening. If I call the cmd directly it works like a charm. I've tried adding pause statements in the cmd to see where it breaks, but even if I put a pause on the first line nothing happens. I guess this means it doesn't even start to run the file.
Anyone got any ideas what might be happening?