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"Search Subtitles" context menu addition
The "Search Subtitles" context menu addition to Windows Explorer doesn't always work. Rarely it will indicate a certain subtitle I am looking for, but in most cases it will indicate no subtitle available, however, going to the search engine and searching for the same movie title gives me all available languages options. This should be fixed.
Re: "Search Subtitles" context menu addition
I think this might be another problem. Context menu searcher uses strictly hashes, that means, if you can not find subtitles using menu searcher, it means, hash doesnt exists.
On website you are 99% looking for movie name, so you get some results, which are OK, but not 100%.
Anyway, this is old story - if you find some GOOD subtitles, just upload them back with your movie (hash), so in future you can find this movie using context menu and you will help others like you.
read here more
http://trac.opensubtitles.org/projects/opensubtitles
On website you are 99% looking for movie name, so you get some results, which are OK, but not 100%.
Anyway, this is old story - if you find some GOOD subtitles, just upload them back with your movie (hash), so in future you can find this movie using context menu and you will help others like you.
read here more
http://trac.opensubtitles.org/projects/opensubtitles
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