I've uploaded a working version named kdeServiceMenuOpenSubtitles here: http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/kdeServiceMenuOpenSubtitles?content=169223 The problem was caused by OpenSubtitles.org guys changing the user agent used for development purposes used by this script. Now i requested a regulard user agent so this wont happen anymore. I've also made some minor changes in the dialogs but everything else is the same.

Try changing session = server.LogIn("","","en","python") to session = server.LogIn("","","en","OS Test User Agent")

I did everything that zipizap123 has written and still it doesn't work. When I clock on Download subtitle from opensubtitles.net in the service menu, a task titled "Download Subtitles from opensubtitle" opens for a few seconds, no window, only visible in the task manager, and then it automatically closes without any error or result. Any solution?

The script version 0.3 (last updated in Jan 17 2009) was proved to work in KDE4 (KDE4.4.2), with the following procedure for Kubuntu (or any other debian/ubuntu based system) 1- Download the script using this page "download" button 2- Open a console in the folder where you downloaded the script 3- Untar the downloaded file (it will create a directory named "download_opensubtitle/".). Type in the console: [b] tar -zxvf 65444-download_opensubtitle.tar.gz" [\b] 4- Install the Service-menu-script file to the correct location (the following destination directory is for KDE4. For KDE3 it is different). Type in the console: [b] ServiceMenu_script_file_kde4="download_opensubtitle/kde4/download_opensubtitle.desktop" Destination_dir_kde4="$HOME/.kde/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus" mkdir -p $Destination_dir_kde4 cp -v $ServiceMenu_script_file_kde4 $Destination_dir_kde4 [\b] 4.99- At the current version 0.3 of the script there is an error in line 56 (as explained by <<eneko>> in the above comments) of the python file, and it needs to be corrected so that it works. Type this in the console to correct it: [b] sed --in-place 's_http://www.opensubtitles.org/xml-rpc_http://api.opensubtitles.org/xml-rpc_g' download_opensubtitle/download_opensubtitle.py [\b] 5- Install the python file to "/usr/local/bin" [b] Python_file_kde4="download_opensubtitle/download_opensubtitle.py" cp -v $Python_file_kde4 /usr/local/bin [\b] 6- Check that your system has all the needed dependencies (most probably it will already have them installed, but if not just you can install them this way). Type this in a console, inserting your password when asked: sudo apt-get install wget python And you are done - it will be working by now, try it in konqueror :) My respects to the creator and to eneko for the great sharings - this post is intended to make an updated resume of how to make this service-menu-script work without worries. Hope to see this comment replied some day with something like "thanks" or maybe even with a "no-more-need-for-this-as-the-script-has-been-updated-by-author" :) zipizap

The script version 0.3 (last updated in Jan 17 2009) was proved to work in KDE4 (KDE4.4.2), with the following procedure for Kubuntu (or any other debian/ubuntu based system) 1- Download the script using this page "download" button 2- Open a console in the folder where you downloaded the script 3- Untar the downloaded file (it will create a directory named "download_opensubtitle/".). Type in the console: [b] tar -zxvf 65444-download_opensubtitle.tar.gz" [\b] 4- Install the Service-menu-script file to the correct location (the following destination directory is for KDE4. For KDE3 it is different). Type in the console: [b] ServiceMenu_script_file_kde4="download_opensubtitle/kde4/download_opensubtitle.desktop" Destination_dir_kde4="$HOME/.kde/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus" mkdir -p $Destination_dir_kde4 cp -v $ServiceMenu_script_file_kde4 $Destination_dir_kde4 [\b] 4.99- At the current version 0.3 of the script there is an error in line 56 (as explained by <<eneko>> in the above comments) of the python file, and it needs to be corrected so that it works. Type this in the console to correct it: [b] sed --in-place 's_http://www.opensubtitles.org/xml-rpc_http://api.opensubtitles.org/xml-rpc_g' download_opensubtitle/download_opensubtitle.py [\b] 5- Install the python file to "/usr/local/bin" [b] Python_file_kde4="download_opensubtitle/download_opensubtitle.py" cp -v $Python_file_kde4 /usr/local/bin [\b] 6- Check that your system has all the needed dependencies (most probably it will already have them installed, but if not just you can install them this way). Type this in a console, inserting your password when asked: sudo apt-get install wget python And you are done - it will be working by now, try it in konqueror :) My respects to the creator and to eneko for the great sharings - this post is intended to make an updated resume of how to make this service-menu-script work without worries. Hope to see this comment replied some day with something like "thanks" or maybe even with a "no-more-need-for-this-as-the-script-has-been-updated-by-author" :) zipizap

I try the script, but it always crushes... it only displays a dialgobox saying "An Error ocurred".... I tryed to run it from Konsole and I get the same error, but no explanation about what could it be...

When I try downloading subtitles with this script, it crashes with the following error message: Quote:

support for rmvb and other formats? thanks for this script

Thank you for this little gem!

i can't get it to work with croatian subs, i tried hr, hrv and cro... all i get is: No subtitles found. message, but i know there is at least one.

Thanks, it's working great! And I like the widget style you're using, specially the first shot. What is it?

Hi, I've tried your servicemenu and I noticed that it has problems with files containing spaces. I believe it can be fixed by adding apostrophes around destination file in wget command: response = os.system('wget -O - ' + subURL + ' | gunzip > ' + "'" + subDirName + '/' + subFileName + "'" ). I wanted to send you a patch but I was not able to find your mail address. You can contact me at petr(dot)uzel(at)centrum(dot)cz

An error ocurred downloading or writing the subtitle