[AnonTester]

@amshpitz your log is only a snip and not a full debug log, so there's not much for me to look at, however, it shows that you're getting HTTP error code 403: Forbidden. This is exactly the cloudflare & subscene issue and nothing new.

[AnonTester]

I've added v1.9.9 to my repo and github which tries to download up to 5 times and uses an adjusted user-agent string. Debug logging is enforced in this version. This appears to be working for me, but it's all a bit random so may not work for others... Please test and let me know how you get on (post full logs via paste.kodi.tv)

[amshpitz]

service.subtitles.subscene  1.9.9 (wuff) work fine.

Thanks

[MrGonzo]

service.subtitles.subscene  1.9.9 (wuff) work fine.

Thanks

If its really working, where do we get version 1.9.9? Cant find it anywhere.

[AnonTester]

To install through my Kodi Repo:
- download my repository https://github.com/AnonTester/kodi-repo/...-1.0.0.zip
- Kodi → Addons → Addon Browser → Install from zip file → repository.anontester-1.0.0.zip
- Kodi → Addons → Addon Browser → Install from repository → Wuff's Repository → Subtitles → Subscene.com → install
- Then enable it via Add-ons → My Add-ons → Subtitles → Subscene.com → Enable

Alternatively, get it directly from github and install it directly, note that this won't auto-update in Kodi then.
Sourcecode repo: https://github.com/AnonTester/service.su...s.subscene
Zip file from the Kodi Repo: https://github.com/AnonTester/kodi-repo/...s.subscene

[shljam]

Thank you very much

Works great

[Gazzi79]

To install through my Kodi Repo:
- download my repository https://github.com/AnonTester/kodi-repo/...-1.0.0.zip
- Kodi → Addons → Addon Browser → Install from zip file → repository.anontester-1.0.0.zip
- Kodi → Addons → Addon Browser → Install from repository → Wuff's Repository → Subtitles → Subscene.com → install
- Then enable it via Add-ons → My Add-ons → Subtitles → Subscene.com → Enable

Alternatively, get it directly from github and install it directly, note that this won't auto-update in Kodi then.
Sourcecode repo: https://github.com/AnonTester/service.su...s.subscene
Zip file from the Kodi Repo: https://github.com/AnonTester/kodi-repo/...s.subscene

How to work it out via Xbox? Cheers

[Gazzi79]

To install through my Kodi Repo:
- download my repository https://github.com/AnonTester/kodi-repo/...-1.0.0.zip
- Kodi → Addons → Addon Browser → Install from zip file → repository.anontester-1.0.0.zip
- Kodi → Addons → Addon Browser → Install from repository → Wuff's Repository → Subtitles → Subscene.com → install
- Then enable it via Add-ons → My Add-ons → Subtitles → Subscene.com → Enable

Alternatively, get it directly from github and install it directly, note that this won't auto-update in Kodi then.
Sourcecode repo: https://github.com/AnonTester/service.su...s.subscene
Zip file from the Kodi Repo: https://github.com/AnonTester/kodi-repo/...s.subscene

How to work it out via Xbox? Cheers

Tried to copy n paste link via remote control on Kodi but to no available. Maybe I'm doing something wrong.

[AnonTester]

Sorry, no idea. That's more a general 'Kodi on Xbox' question as to how to add third party repos or zip files, not really related to my addon.

[Gazzi79]

Sorry, no idea. That's more a general 'Kodi on Xbox' question as to how to add third party repos or zip files, not really related to my addon.

Yep not easy when you have xbox. Anyway hopefully someone here can sort it out for xbox users. Thanks 😊

[MrGonzo]

Still getting "No subtitles found" error with version 1.9.9

[AnonTester]

Without a full debug log, I can't look into it.

[Shbaby_ahmad]

Thank you very much

Works great

[Britt]

Add-on iworks here!!

Thank you so much for this!!

[j1po]

1.9.9 works fine on android box

error in windows 11 64bit
https://pastebin.com/EyPxY8Mx