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<blockquote data-quote="omerfarukozer" data-source="post: 927757" data-attributes="member: 103632">Actually I had programmed as you suggested at first but then I realized that this portal removes individual episode subtitles after the season is over and packages whole season in a single RAR. In these cases if I parse the download page I miss some relevant information. For example I can extract media but not the release group. And there are some packages that include multiple subs for the same episode from different release groups etc. Therefore I changed the code to investigate what is inside the archive.&nbsp;Anyway the bottom line is if I do as you suggest it will be faster with missing information. Right now it is slower but gives lots of info and options.I can code to do both way and let the user change the behaviour from a config xml. If there were a config UI for downloader implementations in subcentral (or other users of the library) that would be great.&nbsp;I'l try SharpCompress library.&nbsp;Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="omerfarukozer, post: 927757, member: 103632"] Actually I had programmed as you suggested at first but then I realized that this portal removes individual episode subtitles after the season is over and packages whole season in a single RAR. In these cases if I parse the download page I miss some relevant information. For example I can extract media but not the release group. And there are some packages that include multiple subs for the same episode from different release groups etc. Therefore I changed the code to investigate what is inside the archive. Anyway the bottom line is if I do as you suggest it will be faster with missing information. Right now it is slower but gives lots of info and options. I can code to do both way and let the user change the behaviour from a config xml. [B]If there were a config UI for downloader implementations in subcentral (or other users of the library) that would be great.[/B] I'l try SharpCompress library. Thanks [/QUOTE]

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