Thank you for the reply.
I'm running this on linux, actually it's a right click action and I'd like to avoid calling another script as much as possible. doesn't work. How should I do it in a shell script?

Hi, I've got a script that I run on newly downloaded episodes which should find the subtitle and rename the files accordingly. What I want to do is for the script to quit when no subtitle is found. How should I do that? Currently, I'm using the following to find the subtitles: filebot -get-missing-s...

Hey guys, I'm trying to add a simple command to Windows context menu so when I right click on a newly downloaded episode and click on "Organize", it would find the subtitles, rename the file and move the file and the subtitle to the correct location. Here's the command I'm running for &quo...

And apparently it's not some specific number of downloads per hour/day. I have this large collection of TV subtitles and I need to download all the subtitles for my brother. Sometimes I can download more than 200 subtitles in one session, and sometimes it starts playing out after a season or two.

Oh, thank you. I thought if I login I'll have unlimited quota. Sorry for the trouble.

Ok so now it seems to work fine: But still, when I'm trying to download subtitles, this is what I get:

Still the same.
Can you please post the contents of a sample Pref file? I can manually edit the files in ~/.java/.userPref for open subtitles login data, can't I?

How can I manually modify the preferences file in linux? I'm trying to login into opensubtitles only (I don't have a sublight account) and when I'm running filebot -script fn:configure.login, This is what I get: Testing OpenSubtitles... OK Testing Sublight... WebServiceException: Response indicates ...