OpenSubtitles forum

Let me add a little something, as I think oss may be misleaded about what is actually the problem.
( He might think *I* am the problem )

Now the subtitle appears with release name Nice_Movie (2010) dut (i.e. the same as subtitle file name minus the extension SRT)
But it SHOULD have been OCR DVD-rip

Correct, kerremelk?

hey guys,
i also have this problem.
already opend issue at github back in july.
https://github.com/vankasteelj/opensubt ... /issues/52
but vankasteelj replied he couldnt find any problem, so i thougt it was just me.
i dont upload a lot subtitles so after upload i used the "edit" option and changed
"Release name" field by myself.

- Take the uploader of vankasteelj
- Make a subtitle file which is called (for example) Nice_Movie (2010) dut.srt
- Load this into the uploader
- Check IMDB ID so that it is matching (in this example fictional movie name) Nice Movie of 2010
- Write as release name OCR DVD-rip
- Upload

Now the subtitle appears with release name Nice_Movie (2010) dut (i.e. the same as subtitle file name minus the extension SRT)
But it SHOULD have been OCR DVD-rip

FYI - I also downloaded the opensubtitles uploader program last night to be able to easier upload subtitles, opensubtitles-uploader-2.4.0-win32-setup.exe, and Norton gave me an "untrusted" warning about the program. So I went to hybrid-analysis.com, uploaded the program for analysis, and it concluded that the program was "malicious", with a threat score of 80/100.



So I deleted the program without installing it. You guys should be aware of this as well.

This report has 15 indicators that were mapped to 15 attack techniques and 7 tactics.
Contains ability to query CPU information
Reads the active computer name
Found an IP/URL artifact that was identified as malicious by at least one reputation engine: http://nsis.sf.net
Ransomware/Banking: The input sample dropped 2000 files (often an indicator for ransomware)
System Security: Contains ability to elevate privileges
System Security: Opens the Kernel Security Device Driver (KsecDD) of Windows
Contains ability to reboot/shutdown the operating system
Reads the registry for installed applications

The list goes on...Most of which I do not understand, but I am not sure why a simple subtitle file uploader program needs to ability to elevate privileges, reboot my computer, accesses the Kernel Security Driver of Windows, or read a list of all the programs I have installed on my PC.