
How add CinemaZ / AvistaZ as source in Bazarr?
I put the address in the bar and it auto logs me in to the site.
I add the cookies from my browser (just the request cookies) in the format
name1=value1; name2=value2; name3=value3
And for the user agent i just copy pasted the user agent field in the request.
Somehow this doesn't work. Bazarr cannot find subtitles from tv shows that were downloaded from those sites, even though the sites do have subtitles for them
Has anyone else tried this and gotten it to work?
Specific questions:
Some of the cookie values contain and equals sign "=" which is sometimes read out as "%0d" and other times as just an equals sign, depending on the browser and settings. Is either one ok to use?
The order of the cookies is different depending on the browser, so I guess it doesn't matter?
I am trying to think of what I could be doing wrong here, seems like it should work unless this feature is just broken





For cookies: https://github.com/morpheus65535/bazarr/pull/2375#issuecomment-2057010996
For user agent: https://www.whatismybrowser.com/detect/what-is-my-user-agent/
Thanks for the link, it worked!
In case anyone else came here from search engine, here's how you do it. Basically it's the same way to find out the cookie values for jackett / prowlarr.
No need to install any extension or anything.
Login to the tracker (Avistaz in this case) with your browser
Open the DevTools / Inspect panel by pressing F12
Select the Network tab
Click on the Doc button (Chrome Browser) or HTML button (FireFox)
Refresh the page by pressing F5
Click on the first row entry
Select the Headers tab on the Right panel
Find 'cookie:' in the Request Headers section
Select and Copy the whole cookie string (everything after 'cookie: ').
You'll find the "User-Agent" value here as well (everything after 'User-Agent: ').
Here's a screenshot that explains it:
https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/wiki/Finding-cookies
I confirm this works, at least as of Dec 2024.
I too would like to know. I tried setting them up yesterday, but no dice.