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opensubtitles.org blocks some downloads when using a VPN #70
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Well that's not good. It seems that the files aren't downloaded successfully, so maybe add the line print(subURL) around the line 843 and let me know what is printed.
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I tried it and this is what I got
When I tried to go to the link in browser, I downloaded the subtitles correctly. Then I realized I could try turn off VPN and it suddenly works even via your script. But how is it possible? With the VPN ON I was still able to download the link manually. And i am logged in so there should not be any limits. More over, some subs CAN be downloaded with your script over VPN every time, and some just don't. Edit:
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Good catch about the VPN. I'm changing the title of the issue, maybe some people with similar situation can weigh in. |
Hi, I noticed this a bit ago, but didn't have time to look into this until now. I have created a PR #71 which changes download method from hard-coded URL to XmlRpc request. |
It doesn't help to do the captcha in browser. |
Yes it does seem to work, but there will be a bit of work to integrate this cleanly. |
I am using Pop!_OS 20.10 |
Doesn't matter if I download single file or whole directory, lot of subtitle files end up empty (not all).
e.g.
OpenSubtitlesDownload.py -u ****** -p ***** "Agents of SHIELD S02E11 Aftershocks.mp4"
but if I search with VLsub (tool in VLC) it finds and downloads them correctly.
I found out that when I force cli mode, i get this
running with python3 gets me this:
What more details can I give you to find out what is happening?
Thank you
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