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Command line script that automatically searches for video subtitles using OpenSubtitles.org APIs.
Command line script for searching video subtitles using OpenSubtitles.org APIs.
Install using pip:
pip install ss
Pass the name of one or more video files or directories:
It will try to find the best match online, and automatically download and move the subtitles to the same folder as the video files.
Configuration is stored in ~/.ss.ini
(or C:\Users\<user>\.ss.ini
on Windows) as
a standard ini
file:
[ss]
languages=eng, pob
recursive=yes
skip=yes
mkv=no
The following options are available:
languages:
3 letter codes with the languages to search subtitles for,
separated by commas.
For a full list of available languages, see
http://www.opensubtitles.org/addons/export_languages.php.
recursive
: if directories should be recursively searched for movies (yes|no
).
skip
: if movies that already have subtitles should be skipped (yes|no
).
mkv
: if yes
, it will automatically create a mkv
file with embedded video and subtitles. Utility mkvmerge
must be available in the $PATH
environment variable (yes|no
).
parallel_jobs
: number of concurrent threads used to download subtitles and create mkv files.
Defaults to 8
.
If you find any issues, please report it in the issues page.
See the releases page.
FAQs
Command line script that automatically searches for video subtitles using OpenSubtitles.org APIs.
We found that ss demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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