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Significant Amount of Upload Bandwidth Used #56
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It probably keeps retrying and retrying and retrying. OpenSubtitles is switching to a new API that is giving a lot of users a lot of problems (I don't know if this is related though). What is your schedule on "Downloading missing subtitles"? |
That was my thought as well, though, I was unaware of the API change. I have it set to download missing subtitles every 15 minutes. |
I don't know about your use case but 15 minutes seems like a high interval rate to me. Especially when it has a lot of content that it can't download subtitles for due to the API issues. |
Hmm... My intent was so that it could download subtitles for movies as soon as they appeared on the filesystem, as I tend to watch videos pretty soon after I add them. That's a good point you bring up, though. I was thinking it was retrying the same file repeatedly, but if it's working through the whole library, failing, and then trying again 15 minutes later, that would make a lot more sense. |
I don't know if this is possible, but maybe you can set it that it scans for subtitles every time a new entry is added to a library? Jellyfin does have support for scanning libraries when a new file is detected (on certain filesystems). |
Ah! I saw that option, but didn't realize it applied to all actions involving the library. I just thought it would import the movie into the library and then wait for the scheduled tasks to trigger for subtitles. |
Hiya!
I installed this plugin this morning onto a fresh install of Jellyfin through the Ubuntu Repository.
I created an account for OpenSubtitles, but coincidentally, the site went down for maintenance at the same time. I entered my account information into the plugin, and figured I'd try it once the maintenance was done. (Not sure if this is relevant.)
A notification from my router popped up about unusual upload. Over the last 13ish hours, there's been 14GBs of data upload to api.opensubtitles.org, starting from when I first entered my OpenSubtitles login information.
In the logs, this error message has been repeated about every 200ms:
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