[HRTKING]

https://paste.kodi.tv/qofekacabo.kodi here is my log.

[AnonTester]

@HRTKING
while the standard log contains the reference to the subscene url and the subtitle file itself should be fine, I'll need the full debug log and not just the standard log (see https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid...pid2665079) to be able to see where things go wrong.

[HRTKING]

@HRTKING
while the standard log contains the reference to the subscene url and the subtitle file itself should be fine, I'll need the full debug log and not just the standard log (see https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid...pid2665079) to be able to see where things go wrong.

here is the full debug.
https://paste.kodi.tv/egugogitug.kodi

[Klojum]

here is the full debug.

Please don't come to this forum with video piracy add-ons installed on your Kodi setup, even when it's just one element(um).
It will make you ineligible for support. Read (again) our forum rules (wiki) and its piracy policy (wiki).

[HRTKING]

4.B states: The add-on has the potential to access pirated content, but is potentially useful for downloading legal content as well. [For example, an add-on that downloads torrents is not, itself, a problem, since a torrent can cover a wide variety content, including legally distributed videos.]
Am I wrong?

[AnonTester]

@HRTKING thx for the debug log, that's interesting. It appears to be the same or similar issue as nusstu experienced on Android after all, while it's working fine on my Linux system. I've got a windows system here which I can install kodi on to replicate and work on a fix. Bear with me.

[HRTKING]

@HRTKING thx for the debug log, that's interesting. It appears to be the same or similar issue as nusstu experienced on Android after all, while it's working fine on my Linux system. I've got a windows system here which I can install kodi on to replicate and work on a fix. Bear with me.

Thanks for the effort dude, truly appreciated.

[HRTKING]

Any news regarding this? no pressure, just checking.

[AnonTester]

Had some difficulties getting a Windows environment set up (hardware fault and an attempt to install Kodi in a VM didn't work), but the replacement fan for the pc arrived earlier today

I managed to replicate the error and just released v1.9.6 with specific code required on Windows which fails on Linux, so I added a check for the OS and use the existing code for Linux and test both the Windows specific and if that fails the Linux code as fall-back (possibly for Android/Mac).

It's working for me now both on Linux as well as Windows 10 x64.

Let me know if it works on your system as well and if not, send me a new debug log.

[Raeed]

The android still can’t unzip the file, I’v tried the latest version 1.9.6.
please check the logs in the below link:
https://paste.kodi.tv/hekebohuve.kodi

[Raeed]

Logs with debug  

https://paste.kodi.tv/oluworavog.kodi

[Raeed]

Just did a workaround for the android issue by changing line 495 to “if sys.platform != "linux":”
and that’s work for me..

before that the platform was identified as Linux and that what we can see from the logs, after changing the line now the platform is identified as Non-Linux and the file got unzipped successfully.
I believe by logic it should work with the original code because what is shown from the logs that the platform is Android ARM 64-bit so it’s neither Linux or Linux2, but I’m not sure what is wrong exactly.

[AnonTester]

While Android uses a linux kernel, it's not helpful that it identifies as linux. I found a check that should work but is untested to identify Android and use the non-linux branch of the extraction method. v1.9.7 has been pushed to my repo. Please test and let me know if this works. Thanks.

[Raeed]

Still having the same problem with 1.9.7 and the platform identified as a Linux.

Find the logs here:
https://paste.kodi.tv/gewoluyiso.kodi

[HRTKING]

The new version works just fine on my windows setup. I will try it on android and check if all's well there, too. If not, I will post a debug from the android.