You can just tell me I'm wrong. No need for the "don't let anyone tell you otherwise" jab, really. I was under the impression that C# (VB is irrelevant here, I believe) could be compiled to native code. Your correction is welcome, as I obviously was wrong (and I clearly don't use C#). Sor...

ok, but when used this library on server I must also install .NET/Mono right ?

C# or VB assemblies for that matter are not compiled to native machine code. Just like with Java a framework is needed to execute these assemblies. So you definitely need .NET/Mono. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

There's no amount of advertising that would pay for this.

Sure there is. I believe the current ads earn os more than 1000€ per month. I would guess the ads generate a cpm rate of $0.50 and the site gets 200 000 pageviews a day. So I think os does alright and rightfully so.

I'm still getting "500 - Internal Server Error" today but maybe not as frequent as before. So XML-RPC isn't the only cause. I'm willing to help out as I think the service is great and like many others I relie on it.

The forums are always fast, are they hosted on a different server?

Kantaris media player now supports getting subtitles from opensubtitles.com. Thanks go to opensubtitles' great XML-RPC API for making this possible.
http://www.kantaris.org

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I'm very interested as I'm planing of adding support for opensubtitles to Kantaris Media Player.

private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { openFileDialog1.ShowDialog(); string fileName = openFileDialog1.FileName; IOSDb os = XmlRpcProxyGen.Create<IOSDb>(); os.Url = "http://www.opensubtitles.org/xml-rpc"; string token = os.LogIn("", "", "en"...