A command line tool to download subtitles for your movies.
See the project page for more documentation.
Installation
To install or update subscope, simply:
pip install -U subscope
Basic use
This is how you can download subtitles for your movies:
subscope -l fr,en /path/to/my/movie1.avi /path/to/my/movie2.mkv
How to contribute
Just send pull requests here. Here is a way to create a working dev environment:
# checkout the code git clone https://github.com/parkouss/subscope cd subscope # create a virtualenv and install subscope in it virtualenv venv . venv/bin/activate pip install -e . # run tests pip install mock # not required, and only for python < 3.3 users python setup.py test
Thanks to
The original idea comes from the periscope project, so many thanks to its author and contributors! Unfortunatly the project is not active since Dec 2013, that’s the reason why subscope exists now.
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