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A Python package for scraping and downloading subtitles from iTunes movie pages.

Project description

iSubRip

A Python package for scraping and downloading subtitles from iTunes movie pages.
Latest version: 2.1.2 (changelog)


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Requirements

  • Python 3.6+
  • FFmpeg (If FFmpeg is not set in PATH, use a config file to set its path.)

Installation

pip:

pip3 install isubrip

Usage

Usage: isubrip <iTunes movie URL> [iTunes movie URL...]

Configuration

For settings configuration, a TOML config file can be used.
It allows configuring settings like download path, which lanaguages to download, and which file format to use (WebVTT / SRT).

The file should be place in one of the following paths (according to OS):

Windows: %AppData%/iSubRip/config.toml
Linux: $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/iSubRip/config.toml
MacOS: ~/Library/Application Support/isubrip/config.toml

An example config file with all the available options can be found here

Notes

  • All settings are optional. Not specifying a setting will result in using the default value (set in the default.toml file).

  • If running on a Linux machine and XDG_CONFIG_HOME is not set, it's value will default to ~/.config.

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