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OpenSubtitles Download

   2.0  

Nautilus Script

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OpenSubtitles Download
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OpenSubtitles Download
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OpenSubtitles Download
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Homepage:  Link
Wiki:  Link
Issue Tacker:  Link
Depends on  GNOME 3.x
Downloads:  1231
Submitted:  Jul 5 2010
Updated:  Apr 28 2012

Description:

Subtitles provided by the http://www.opensubtitles.org XML-RPC API.

Featuring:
- Query subtitles among more than 60 different languages.
- Query subtitles for movies, documentaries, tv shows and more.
- Valid video files detection (using mime type and file extension).
- Simultaneous subtitles files search (just select more than one file).
- Simultaneous subtitles language search (add more than one language code by editing the script).
- Automatic download if only one subtitle is available, subtitle selection windows otherwise.
- Downloaded subtitle are automatically renamed to match source video file. Possibility to append the language code to the file name.
- Tunable parameters (please visit the wiki on GitHub for more informations)

- Work with Nautilus 2/3, Gnome 2/3 or Xfce.
- Work with python 2 (default) or python 3 (please visit the wiki on GitHub for more informations).

Use it:
- As a Nautilus 2/3 script (right click on one or more video file > "scripts" > "opensubtitle-download")
- As a simple GNOME 2/3 software (right click on one or more video file > "open with" > enter the script path)

Installation:
- Download the package.
- Extract "opensubtitles-download.py" into the nautilus-scripts folder (you can find this folder in '~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts')
- Make it executable:
Quote:
cd ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts
chmod u+x opensubtitles-download.py


How to change the search language:
You can change language by editing the "Language selection" section at the begining of the script. Just replace the "SubLanguageIDs" 3 letters code "eng" by the language code you want. You can use either 2-letter (ISO 639-1) or 3-letter (ISO 639-2) language codes.

You can find a list of valid 'ISO 639' language codes on this page: http://www.opensubtitles.org/addons/export_languages.php

You can also search for subtitles in several languages ​​at once! For instance:
- SubLanguageIDs = ['eng,fre'] to download the first language available only
- SubLanguageIDs = ['eng','fre'] to download all selected languages




Changelog:

Version 2.0
- Multiple language search, thanks to Tomáš Hnyk!
- Tunable parameters to customize your experience (please visit the wiki on GitHub)
- Updated error and download messages

Version 1.1
- Updated error messages
- Progress bar when downloading subtitles
- Handle movie / tv-show episode names with quotes
- Handle file names with quotes
- Code cleanup

Version 1.0
- Initial release
- Based on the work of Carlos Acedo, thanks to him:
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/download_opensubtitle?content=68085
with several additions (better hash generation, simultaneous search, cli, gtk and kde version, better error handeling, various fixes)




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Source(OpenSubtitles-Download - version Francaise)
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 more language

 
 by mormope on: Jul 6 2010
 
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can i add more languages to download?


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 Re: more language

 
 by Emericg on: Jul 6 2010
 
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You can change edit the "Language selection" section at the begining of the script.
Replace the 3 letters code 'eng' by the language code you want (you can find langage code on this page : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-2_codes)

My advice is to create one script for each langage you want, and add a suffix to the file (ex: ***-eng.py, ***-fr.py, ...)

I will add soon the possibility to search subtitles in more than one langage at a time.


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 Script doesn't work anymore

 
 by sorror on: Jul 29 2010
 
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Because of 404 error on http://api.opensubtitles.org/xml-rpc the script can not successfully connect to the opensubtitles server and download any subtitles.


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 Re: Script doesn't work anymore

 
 by Emericg on: Jul 29 2010
 
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This is because opensubtitles.org api is currently down (servers are overloaded), and the admin is currently away.
This will hopefully be solved soon.

Follow progress here : http://twitter.com/opensubtitles


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 Re: Re: Script doesn't work anymore

 
 by sorror on: Jul 29 2010
 
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Thanks for the info, thought maybe the API xml-rpc url has changed again and update in the script source code is needed. But you're right, opensubtitles.org's servers fault again.


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 =)

 
 by leodelacruz on: Aug 26 2010
 
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Smpayer include that option


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 doesn't work

 
 by otrov on: Nov 16 2011
 
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doesn't work don't bother


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 Re: doesn't work

 
 by Emericg on: Nov 16 2011
 
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http://www.opensubtitles.org/ was in maintenance yeasterday, it's working again today.


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 New site

 
 by joopbraak on: Apr 20 2012
 
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It's now at

https://github.com/emericg/opensubtitles-download


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 cancel action

 
 by cvele on: May 13 2012
 
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hi. i'm using nutilus 3.2.1 on Fedora 16. It works great, nice job. The only problem is when I click cancel it downloads a subtitle anyway.


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 Re: cancel action

 
 by Emericg on: May 13 2012
 
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Yes indeed, that's a very known bug. My problem is that I can't enable both "cancel" and the "ok" button.

Right now, if you click on the "ok" button without having selected any subtitles (by clicking on them on the list), zenity give back an error code! If you click on "cancel", zenity give back the very same error code... If you close the window with the "X" button (I'm not sure how to call this in english), the same error code is returned again. There is no way to distinguish these actions, this is very frustrating.

So if I enable the "cancel" button, the "ok" button will also be some kind of cancel button, except if you select a subtitles on the list with a single or a double click.

Some people have the habit to just click "ok" and expect opensubtitles-download to download the first subtitles on the list, I think this is the best option. What do you think ?


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