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2008-05-21, 20:05
I suspect this have been sugested or though of before...
How about a Subtitle scrapper thing, something like the undertexter script and opensubtitles.org, seeing the maintainer like XBMC we could probably get quite a good support from it?
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2008-07-25, 19:43
Since english isn't my primary language i often download subtitles for various sites.
My suggestion is a tweak of the current scraper-system to also download subtitles from diferent sites based of casue on a separate subtitle-scraper-xml.
I know there is some pyhon-scripts that downloads from diffrent sites but i havn't got them to work that well.
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I'm of the opinion that this should be done when a user requests subtitles, not during the scanning system. With that said, however, there are some subtitle sites that we can actually use to get better IMDb hits, by using their hashing schemes...
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we don't have subtitle scrapers. i think you want a script
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i'd try to grab some "inspiration" from the opensubtitles one.