2019-10-27, 12:12
2019-10-27, 12:56
Thread moved to OS independent, as it's not clear which version(s) of Kodi is affected.
First thing to confirm is whether Kodi (not Kody ) actually has permission to write to wherever your media files are stored. By default the subtitles are stored alongside the media that they relate to, so if that's on read-only media they cannot be stored there and are discarded after use.
First thing to confirm is whether Kodi (not Kody ) actually has permission to write to wherever your media files are stored. By default the subtitles are stored alongside the media that they relate to, so if that's on read-only media they cannot be stored there and are discarded after use.
2019-10-31, 12:56
(2019-10-27, 12:56)DarrenHill Wrote: Thread moved to OS independent, as it's not clear which version(s) of Kodi is affected.
First thing to confirm is whether Kodi (not Kody ) actually has permission to write to wherever your media files are stored. By default the subtitles are stored alongside the media that they relate to, so if that's on read-only media they cannot be stored there and are discarded after use.
I don't understand, are you asking me something?
2019-10-31, 13:23
I was saying that Kodi stores subtitles in the same folder as the video file it relates to. If it cannot write to that folder, then it will keep them in its temporary download folder for immediate use, but afterwards they are discarded in the normal cleanup.
So my suggestion is that you check whether Kodi actually has the permissions to write to wherever your media is stored, rather than just being able to read from it.
So my suggestion is that you check whether Kodi actually has the permissions to write to wherever your media is stored, rather than just being able to read from it.