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You need to reverse-engineer the official client, and it's found inside. Similarly, one can tell that a hash of the video number is used to get the caption filename.

It won't work if you are using the compiled binary as it is quite old and doesn't support ldcw. Try to compile it yourself or browse the other issues, since...

Yes, it works very well on Win 10. You might want to show the actual command that you're running - perhaps this is an indication of a completely different problem.

Ah, the issue is that you're trying to decrypt `. ldcw` files. These are not supported by the decryptor _at this time_, **however**, somebody suggested a solution here: https://github.com/h4ck-rOOt/Lynda-Decryptor/issues/12#issuecomment-330521448 ....

I don't see why the author didn't add the ability to decrypt subtitles.. The ability _does_ exist....

@h4ck-rOOt I meant the author of the video, not you.. I've very happy with the work you've done on this! @mdomnita I am well aware of your work, this is...

Did you go over the lists of open+closed issues to see if maybe this was already asked (and answered) before? You have 2 options: 1. Get a new account. 2....

See #12.

Until https://github.com/h4ck-rOOt/Lynda-Decryptor/pull/22 is merged, you can use the code from [the source branch](https://github.com/mdomnita/Lynda-Decryptor), which has the subtitle conversion integrated (and thus producing correct names).

@emon2196 the subtitle file name is the md5 hash of the video ID. @h4ck-rOOt would you add subtitle file renaming (according to the hash logic) to your code as a...