Subsearch 2.14.34

Download subtitles for movies and shows, automatically with one easy mouse click.

Table of Contents

• About
• Getting Started
• Preview
• PyPi-- CURRENTLY BROKEN DONT USE --
• Source
• Executable
• Supported Languages
• Other Languages
• File Extensions
• Authors
• Contributing
• Reporting a Vulnerability
• Special Thanks to

About

• Automatically search, download and extract subtitles for any movie or show with one easy mouse click from the context menu.
• Has a GUI for all the custom settings that can be configured.
• For 69 different languages, of which 19 are fully supported and tested.
• Can be configured to include hearing impaired subtitles only, none-hearing impaired subtitles only or both.
• Configure how strictly the file name has to match the search results.
• Can be ran from a compiled executable, without the need for a Python interpreter and importing modules.
• Subtitles are gathered from subscene and opensubtitles.

This started as a fun project to learn how to code in python and how to use git, has now developed into a application I use daily and enjoy working on. There are many similar repositories out there that grab subtitles automatically from the web, so this might not be the most unique project. But feel free to check this one out, might offer something new. Have tried to make the setup processes as painless as possible with the use of as few external modules as possible. The average run time is around 1 second, a little bit longer for TV-Series due to the high amount of titles.

Feel free to ask me anything about this project, request new features, contribute or give constructive feedback.

Preview

While searching for subs if show terminal is disabled

Settings menu and available options

Download window with subtitles that were not downloaded

Associated extensions (Green = True, Red = False)

Getting Started

Source is probably faster than the executable version, but the executable can be run without installing a Python interpreter or any modules.

PyPi -- CURRENTLY BROKEN DONT USE --

Download Python >= 3.10

Install subsearch

pip install subsearch

Add the context-menu

subsearch --registry-key add

Right-click on a video file that ends with extensions and press SubSearch to search

More options

Usages: subsearch [OPTIONS]

Options:
    --settings                                  Open the GUI settings menu

    --registry-key [add, del]                   Edit the registry
                                                add: adds the context menu  / replaces the context menu with default values
                                                del: deletes the context menu
                                                e.g: subsearch --registry-key add

    --help                                      Prints usage information

Source

Download Python >= 3.10

Download SubScene

git clone https://github.com/vagabondHustler/SubSearch

Install dependencies

pip install -r "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vagabondHustler/SubSearch/main/requirements.txt"

Run main.py from where it is located

python ./SubSearch/subsearch.py

To access the settings, run main.py again

Right-click on a video file that ends with extensions and press SubSearch to search

If no subtitles are found or no subtitles (including the folder subs with extra .srt files) are synced with the movie check the subsearch.log for a list with download links to all the different subtitles that didn't pass the search threshold percentage or decrease the value in the settings GUI, accessed from main.py

Executable

Download SubSearch-vx.x.x-win-x64.zip from releases - Download URL

Unzip file and run SubSearch.exe

If you get a PUA message, click More info

Right-click on a video file that ends with extensions and press SubSearch to search

If no subtitles are found or no subtitles (including the folder subs with extra .srt files) are synced with the movie check the subsearch.log for a list with download links to all the different subtitles that didn't pass the search threshold percentage or decrease the value in the settings GUI, accessed from SubSearch.exe

Supported languages

• Arabic, ar
• Brazillian Portuguese, pt_BR
• Danish, dk
• Dutch, nl
• English, en
• Finnish, fi
• French, fr
• German, de
• Hebrew, he
• Indonesian, id
• Italian, it
• Korean, ko
• Norwegian, no
• Romanian, ro
• Spanish, es
• Swedish, sv
• Thai, th
• Turkish, tr
• Vietnamese, vi

Other languages

These languages are not tested at all, but should work if all the ISO 639-1 code are correct. These languages can be entered manually in the settings GUI, in the entry field 🞂 Enter language here 🞀 and then pressing the button Add, the button ... brings up this list.

File extension

These are the file types that will have the option SubSearch

.avi, .mp4, .mkv, .mpg, .mpeg, .mov, .rm, .vob, .wmv, .flv, .3gp, .3g2, .swf, .mswmm

Authors

• @vagabondHustler

Special Thanks to

• othneildrew for README template
• pimoroni for CONTRIBUTING template
• manojmj92 for inspiration, ways of solving similar problems