Would it be possible to add SubDownloader to XBMC ??
XBMC is an Open Source Project multimedia player for the Xbox console and has the ability to add Python Scripts.
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we know XBMC, I did slovak translation to it, and my whole family has it (I bought 3 XBOX, just right now I installed 400 GB into father's one). Yes, we want port SubDownloader to XBMC, I already contacted some people, if you can, help us too, and write it to developers, or make some script, it should be easy! We want this feature too, I watch movies only through XBMC, it is the best.
I'm sorry to report that XBMC integration is not going to happen anytime soon. I've been looking at the XBMC python API's and it's not possible to access virtual file systems from within python. This means I can't do hashing on non-local files. Also, it's not possible to integrate with XBMC's context sensitive menu's. Both big minuses, since this script was supposed to make things easier.
My new idea is to make a script that scans a directory-tree for movie files and automatically tries to match their hashes with the online db. This way you will always have up-to-date subtitles. Of course this needs smart caching to not place a big load on os.org servers.
My new idea is to make a script that scans a directory-tree for movie files and automatically tries to match their hashes with the online db. This way you will always have up-to-date subtitles. Of course this needs smart caching to not place a big load on os.org servers.
yes, I talked a bit with authors, this should be part of XBMC core to have this feature (like it is with IMDB/FREEDB and so on). For start, is maybe good just simple script working on local filesI'm sorry to report that XBMC integration is not going to happen anytime soon. I've been looking at the XBMC python API's and it's not possible to access virtual file systems from within python. This means I can't do hashing on non-local files. Also, it's not possible to integrate with XBMC's context sensitive menu's. Both big minuses, since this script was supposed to make things easier.
yes, this should be the first step, I have many movies on local disc in xbox (but I often watch movies via network...in this case there should be some file in directory (like sfv), where are special hashes stored...)My new idea is to make a script that scans a directory-tree for movie files and automatically tries to match their hashes with the online db. This way you will always have up-to-date subtitles. Of course this needs smart caching to not place a big load on os.org servers.
Also, if you look on XMLRPC api, you can send in one request up to 100 hashes. Searching for hashes is not a problem, it is really fast, so load is not issue.
good luck!
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