#12 Subtitles could not be found in input file

[Richard Rogers]

I downloaded google2srt last week. I have Windows 10 and was using google2srt 7.10. I like the url list feature and successfully downloaded over 9,000 transcripts as part of a big data project. (I expect the final total will be between 50K and 100K.) Suddenly I got a message "subtitles could not be found in input file" for any new file that I try to download. I am getting this from multiple urls on multiple channels and whether I use the Web or URL list.

I can still get transcripts reject by google2srt through DVDVideoSoft YouTube Subtitles Download tool, where I can load the whole group but I have to click each download. Also, my file merges in another program where I build the database are set up using the VideoID, which DVDVideoSoft does not give. However, the fact that I can download through DVDVideoSoft indicates that I have the urls correct.

Also ready tried reinstalling google2srt.

I'm afraid that's about all I can tell you.

BTW, I agree with the ticket on the JavaVM. I had to use the .jar file.

Thanks.

[kom]

Thanks for reporting this issue and sorry for the very late response.
Version 0.7.11 has fixed the issue and it can download subtitles again.
I hope it can be of use for any of your future big projects.