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When subtitles are downloaded by vlsub as srt files they load immediately into vlc and display properly. However, I am seeing, more and more, that subtitles are being downloaded as compressed (typically .gz) files. Unfortunately this seems to screw up the process. I suspect that in the first case the process is
vlsub downloads the srt file and renames it to match the current video file name
but in the second case
vlsub downloads the .gz file
then creates the destination .srt file
vlc opens the .srt file
vlsub opens the .gz file and reads the .srt text
vlsub tries to write the text to the destination .srt file
and fails (quietly) because the file is locked by vlc
If this is the case then I suggest
vlsub downloads the .gz file
then creates a temporary file
extracts the .srt text from the compressed file
saves it to the temp file
then renames .tmp to the final .srt name
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When subtitles are downloaded by vlsub as srt files they load immediately into vlc and display properly. However, I am seeing, more and more, that subtitles are being downloaded as compressed (typically .gz) files. Unfortunately this seems to screw up the process. I suspect that in the first case the process is
but in the second case
If this is the case then I suggest
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: