Subtitles download.

[DisasteR]

Hi i saw that Support for some Subtitles RSS site is planned. (Ticket #338)

my request is a little different.
did you think it can be possible to implement periscope as a subtitle searcher inside Sabnzbd ?

I imagine somthing like a button near each item in the download history to call Sabnzbd to search the subtitle using periscope.
possibility to define specified parameters to periscope in the configration page like a box for seting personal options of subtitles search
(-l fr -l en)

Actually i use it with my post processing script for tv shows

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#!/bin/sh

echo "Running TV Script."

# Remove Samples
echo "Removing Samples Files"
rm -rf "$1/*sample*"

# Checking For Subtitles
echo "Checking For Subtitles"
periscope "$1/*.avi" -l fr -l en

# Setting Permissions
echo "Setting Permissions"
chown -R nobody:nogroup "$1/.."
echo "chown -R nobody:nogroup $1/.."

return 0

but it's not very effective for the new release beacause the subtitles are often release after the tv show

it can be fine to have it with the 0.6.0 release due to the integration of
an option to change ownership/group of downloaded files. (Ticket #220)

Regards,

P.S. I apologize for my english if i made too much mistakes.

[shypike]

None of these issues have a high priority now, as we are working to prepare 0.6.0 for release.
The Assembla tracker isn't maintained anymore, we're now on Launchpad.
Adding a button just to start periscope is too far outside the scope of SABnzbd.
The UI is bizarre enough already.
BTW: chmod is quite easy to do with a user script.

The bottom line is that we are becoming a bit worried that too much effort goes into
features which add very little to the core function of SABnzbd.

[DisasteR]

yes i understand that priority go to the preparation of the 0.6.0 release.

but if you can consider it for a futur possible feature it can be great

on my part i'll try to itegrate it by myself, if i can have something working
i will be happy to share it here (but it can make some time to have it working).