Subify is a tool to download subtitles for your favorite TV shows and movies. It is directly able to open the video with your default player, once the subtitle is downloaded.
Subify combines SubDB Web API, OpenSubtitles API and Addic7ed to get the best subtitles for your video. It also considers that you use a default player interpreting srt subtitles when the video file name is the same than the srt file (ex: VLC).
Subify gets the best match from several APIs in this order. This default behavior can easily be changed. See the documentation below
- SubDB
- OpenSubtitles
- Addic7ed
Download the latest version of Subify, and that's it. No need to install something else. Works on Linux, Mac OS (Darwin) and Windows
If you use Golang, you can get Subify and its binary directly with :
go get -u github.com/matcornic/subify
In MacOS, you can use the power of Service Automator to add Subify options in the Finder contextual menu for your videos.
- Open Automator
- Create a Service
- On top :
- Service receives select => Movie files
- In => Any application
- Drag & drop a Run shell script action
- Shell =>
bin/bash
- Pass input => as argument
- Copy the following code in the input :
- Shell =>
# Change "/projects/go/bin/subify" by the path of your downloaded binary
# Use the commaned you want. Commands are explained below
/projects/go/bin/subify dl "$1" -o
- Save to service with the name that you want to be displayed in the Finder menu (e.g. Subify - download subtitle and play video)
- Enjoy your video with subtitles in one click
- Create as many as service you need (don't open video, change API order, change language, and so on)
Note : the binary is usable as is. If you want to run the command from anywhere on your OS, make sure to add Subify home installation to your PATH environment variable
# Download subtitle with default language (English) from default APIs (SubDB, then OpenSubtitles, then Addic7ed)
subify dl <path_to_your_video>
# Download subtitle with default language (English), from default APIs (SubDB, then OpenSubtitles, then Addic7ed), then open video with your default player
subify dl <path_to_your_video> -o
# Download subtitle with french language, from default APIs (SubDB, then OpenSubtitles, then Addic7ed), and open with your default player
subify dl <path_to_your_video> -o -l fr
# Download subtitle with french language, if not found spanish, if not found english, from default APIs (SubDB, then OpenSubtitles, then Addic7ed)
subify dl <path_to_your_video> -l fr,es,en
# Download subtitle with default language, by searching first in OpenSubtitles, then in SubDB
subify dl <path_to_your_video> -a os,subdb
# Download subtitle with default language, by searching only in OpenSubtitles
subify dl <path_to_your_video> -a OpenSubtitles
Tool to handle subtitles for your best TV Shows and movies
http://github.com/matcornic/subify
Usage:
subify [command]
Available Commands:
dl Download the subtitles for your video - 'subify dl --help'
list List information about something (ex: languages)
Flags:
--config string Config file (default is $HOME/.subify.|json|yaml|toml). Edit to change default behaviour
--dev Instanciate development sandbox instead of production variables
-v, --verbose Print more information while executing
Use "subify [command] --help" for more information about a command.
Download the subtitles for your video (movie or TV Shows)
Give the path of your video as first parameter and let's go !
Usage:
subify dl <video-path> [flags]
Aliases:
dl, download
Flags:
-a, --apis value Overwrite default searching APIs behavior, hence the subtitles are downloaded. Available apis at 'subify list apis' (default [SubDB,OpenSubtitles,Addic7ed])
-l, --languages value Languages of the subtitle separate by a comma (First to match is downloaded). Available languages at 'subify list languages' (default [en])
-o, --open Once the subtitle is downloaded, open the video with your default video player (OSX: "open", Windows: "start", Linux/Other: "xdg-open")
Global Flags:
--config string Config file (default is $HOME/.subify.|json|yaml|toml). Edit to change default behavior
--dev Instanciate development sandbox instead of production variables
-v, --verbose Print more information while executing
List available languages
Usage:
subify list languages [flags]
Aliases:
languages, lang
Global Flags:
--all Shows all languages
--config string Config file (default is $HOME/.subify.|json|yaml|toml). Edit to change default behaviour
--dev Instanciate development sandbox instead of production variables
-v, --verbose Print more information while executing
List the available apis used by Subify
Usage:
subify list apis [flags]
Global Flags:
--config string Config file (default is $HOME/.subify.|json|yaml|toml). Edit to change default behaviour
--dev Instanciate development sandbox instead of production variables
-v, --verbose Print more information while executing
Default configuration can be overridden. Instead of passing the same parameters again and again to the command, you can write a JSON/YAML/TOML
in your home folder ($HOME/.subify.|json|yaml|toml
). Here is an example with a .subify.toml
file :
# Root is for all commands
[root]
verbose = false # Turn on to print more information by default
dev = false # Don't turn on, just for development purpose
# download for the download/dl command
[download]
languages = "en" # Searching for theses languages. Can be a list like : "fr,es,en"
apis = "SubDB,OpenSubtitles,Addic7ed" # Searching from these sites
- 0.3.0 Feb 23, 2018
- Add system notifications (for Linux, Windows and MacOS)
- Add version command
- 0.2.0 Feb 19, 2018
- Addic7ed implementation
- Refactoring
- Vendoring with dep
- Dropping 32bit support
- Add system notifications
- Add version command
- 0.1.1 Jan 31, 2016
- Language checking
- OpenSubtitles API implementation
- List of favorite languages (Downloads the first to match)
- Vendoring (with glide)
- List of available apis
- Usage of APIs is customizable (can order Subdb search before OpenSubtitles for ex)
- customizable default configuration with a conf file (for example to change the default language for all downloads)
- 0.1.0 Jan 15, 2016
- Implement first init
Subify is released under the Apache 2.0 license. See LICENSE.txt