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I'm using Amazon. And yes, I think VLC will figure out the subtitles are English and display this along with 'qbu'. What irritates me is another video player on my device, which isn't great at displaying metadata, will just list 'qbu' as the subtitle language. It's not that I can't figure out...

I think your response was supposed to be a joke, but I'll answer back just in case. What makes me think that 'qbu' wasn't supposed to be the subtitle is that the video is in English. What language does 'qbu' represent?

Please fix the subtitle name from 'qbu' to whatever language it's supposed to be.

The 1.1.3.1 update took away the ability to get the max resolution (1920x1080) of an HD video. After I downloaded an HD video from Amazon Prime Video and wondered why the pixel count was lower than I expected, I had a feeling the update had something to do with it. So I decided to uninstall...

Thanks for fixing this! And thanks for adding in Disney+!! Keep up the great work.

When I first used this on a trial basis, the subtitle metadata came out as 'English'. After a few updates, it now reads 'qbu'. What does 'qbu' mean? Can we get back 'English'?

I got the error 'Error reading the playlist' after purchasing an Amazon Prime movie and using AnyStream to download it. I got as far as selecting the movie from the 'Downloadables' box (actually, it was the only item there, so I didn't have to select anything) and hitting the 'Download' button...