subtitlematcher 0.0.2

Matching videos and subtitles file names

Subtitlematcher

Matching videos and subtitles file names

Useful when you have a TV series folder with, like, 50 episodes. You don’t want to waste your time renaming each subtitle with its corresponding episode one-by-one.

Installation

$ sudo pip install subtitlematcher

Usage

• Go to your directory, where you have your movies and subtitles waiting

• Run the following command in your terminal::

  $ subtitlematcher

or

• Open your terminal

• Run the command and specify the path to your desired directory:

  $ subtitlematcher /path/to/directory

Compatibility

• Python 2 & 3

• Ubuntu / OSX

Changelog

• *0.0.2*: Fixed a bug happens when there are less subtitle files than videos

The MIT License

Copyright (c) 2015 Bhrigu Srivastava http://bhrigu123.github.io

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