A simple program that renames a subtitle to match the video name, and moves it to the same dir. I got tired of doing this manually so I decided to make it a hobby project. Plus, it helps me to practice Clojure :)
Download the standalone Java Archive (JAR) file from this repository. A Java Runtime Environment (JRE) is required.
The only acceptable input argument at the moment is a directory path to search for videos and subtitles.
$ java -jar sub-matcher-0.1.0-standalone.jar [DIR]
The supported hierarchy is /dir/[VIDEO_DIR]/[VIDEO_FILE] /dir/[VIDEO_DIR]/[SUB_DIR]/[SUB_FILE], where:
- VIDEO_FILE ends with .avi, .mkv, mp4, .mpeg, or .mpg
- VIDEO_DIR and SUB_DIR must have the same name
- SUB_FILE ends with .sub, .srt, or .txt
No options supported
java -jar sub-matcher-0.1.0-standalone.jar /tmp
The program works only with a specific directory structure. Here's an example:
/tmp/s01/s01e01/s01e01.mpg, /tmp/s01/s01e01/s1e01/en.srt, /tmp/s01/s01e02/s01e02.avi, /tmp/s01/s01e02/s01e02/en.txt. Executing the example command line produces /tmp/s01/s01e01/s01e01.srt, /tmp/s01/s01e02/s01e02.txt.
- Add tests, preferably using spec
- Add logging and a verbosity flag
- Maybe add a minimal GUI
Copyright © 2022 Sakis Kasampalis
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