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Heh...got it working

Only challenge right now is, that in order to enable subtitles, the subtitle dir used must be configured in MediaPortal Configuration, for test-purposes I used C:\Subs\ which then should be added to the dirs MPC HC (or FFDShow) looks for subtitles in. I'll try and overcome this later on.

So, the plugin downloads subtitles in XML-format in all languages (currently 4), re-arranges them to SRT-format, and saves them in C:\Subs\Moviename.Language.srt order.

Then I just load the subtitles with a fake moviefile matching the subtitle Moviename. Here I remove characters not allowed in Windows-filenames.

I'll release a test-version of the plugin when I've done the rest of the coding.

<blockquote data-quote="pilehave" data-source="post: 727694" data-attributes="member: 71550">Heh...got it working <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />Only challenge right now is, that in order to enable subtitles, the subtitle dir used must be configured in MediaPortal Configuration, for test-purposes I used C:\Subs\ which then should be added to the dirs MPC HC (or FFDShow) looks for subtitles in. I'll try and overcome this later on.So, the plugin downloads subtitles in XML-format in all languages (currently 4), re-arranges them to SRT-format, and saves them in C:\Subs\Moviename.Language.srt order.Then I just load the subtitles with a fake moviefile matching the subtitle Moviename. Here I remove characters not allowed in Windows-filenames.I'll release a test-version of the plugin when I've done the rest of the coding.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pilehave, post: 727694, member: 71550"] Heh...got it working ;) Only challenge right now is, that in order to enable subtitles, the subtitle dir used must be configured in MediaPortal Configuration, for test-purposes I used C:\Subs\ which then should be added to the dirs MPC HC (or FFDShow) looks for subtitles in. I'll try and overcome this later on. So, the plugin downloads subtitles in XML-format in all languages (currently 4), re-arranges them to SRT-format, and saves them in C:\Subs\Moviename.Language.srt order. Then I just load the subtitles with a fake moviefile matching the subtitle Moviename. Here I remove characters not allowed in Windows-filenames. I'll release a test-version of the plugin when I've done the rest of the coding. [/QUOTE]