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| -- add this to your input.conf to change the key to download the subtitles | |
| -- keyname script_binding auto_load_subs | |
| local utils = require 'mp.utils' | |
| function load_sub_fn() | |
| subl = "/usr/local/bin/subliminal" --use 'which subliminal' to find the path | |
| mp.msg.info("Searching subtitle") | |
| t = {} | |
| t.args = {subl, "-q", "-s", "-l", "en", "--", mp.get_property("path")} | |
| res = utils.subprocess(t) | |
| if res.status == 0 then | |
| mp.commandv("rescan_external_files", "reselect") | |
| mp.msg.info("Subtitle download succeeded") | |
| else | |
| mp.msg.warn("Subtitle download failed") | |
| end | |
| end | |
| mp.add_key_binding("b", "auto_load_subs", load_sub_fn) |
Need to save subtitles without ".en" in filename to match perfectly with movie filename...
Do I need to do this via subliminal or can you add a patch/line in your script???
Use this param:
-s, --single Save subtitle without language code in the
file name, i.e. use .srt extension. Do not
use this unless your media player requires
it.
I saw you call subliminal with "-s" but somehow is not working in your script
try calling subliminal manually with "-s" and you will see it works
try now, it should not save .en files at all. line 12 had the trick. However, as a negative consequence of this, the same .srt file will be replaced every time rather than downloading multiple files.
works flawlessly with gnome-mpv too in lubuntu , just had to make a scrips folder in /home/user/.config/gnome-mpv/ folder and put the script there .
any shortcuts to delay or hasten the subtitles a bit ?
works flawlessly with gnome-mpv too in lubuntu , just had to make a scrips folder in /home/user/.config/gnome-mpv/ folder and put the script there .
Extremely sorry about the late reply, i don't check my gists page often. And I'm glad, I'll update the mpv script wiki to say that it does. Thanks 👍
any shortcuts to delay or hasten the subtitles a bit ?
I have added a timer function to the script and a default wait of 10 second before searching for subs. You can customize the script to wait any number of seconds you want :)
I have now pushed this script to a separate repo where i'll maintain it. please refer here if you have more queries, suggestions, fixes: https://github.com/fullmetalsheep/mpv-iina-scripts
thanks!
I have made an improved version that does not download subs for short videos or movies that already have subs.
You might find it interesting: https://github.com/davidde/mpv-autosub
True automatic subtitle downloading for mpv
Make sure you have subliminal installed
Usage:
Note: only tested on OSX, this should technically work with linux as well