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Can someone help me make a batch script? |
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I've written a tool for do the same job. It uses both ffsubsync & alass ( https://github.com/kaegi/alass ) to sync the same reference files and then generates double output files by ffsubsync & alass separately. I don't use batch file since there are too many limits in batch file. For using my tool, you don't have to rename the resource files or subtiltes files first. You don't have ffsubsync & alass both installed, the tool still works without one of them. You may give it a try. |
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At first I was a little worried after seeing .exe 😅 but thank god i ran it. it saved me hours of work. 😄 |
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@tonyhsie Thanks for sharing this tool, it seems like it'll really streamline synchronization. I've used it by dragging directories with multiple reference and subtitle files onto the tool and it seems to synchronize some of the files but not all. If I drag the individual reference and subtitle files onto the tool it seems to work fine. I took a look at your alass repo and didn't see Alass FFsubsync Helper on there so I'm not sure where to open an issue. |
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Alass FFsubsync Helper.v220611.zip |
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Folks, appreciate the discussion on various extensions for batch mode here. Thanks @tonyhsie for working on this helper. Just a reminder to everyone who sees this to please exercise caution when running downloaded code (ffsubsync isn't any exception of course). Just a heads up that you can also script this with bash as follows (using 10 movies as an example): for i in {1..10}; do
ffs reference/$i.mkv -i in/$i.srt -o out/$i-synced.srt
donePlease also see #144 for an example of using ffsubsync to sync multiple subtitle files against the same reference on both Windows and *nix CLI flavors. |
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Is there a way to get your helper to work on mac? |
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Sorry, there is no mac version since i'm not familiar with mac. |
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@smacke Could you explain what the reference/, in/, and out/ is supposed to be replaced with? Also is the output file already supposed to be created or can the program automatically make one (and if so how can I direct which folder for it to go in?)? |
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@tonyhsie wow that was a really quick reply on a year old thread and rip. |
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Im in the same boat guys.. i really dont know how to sync batches like tv shows, can someone help a bit? |
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Ah, how naive I was. |
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I've written a tool for do the same job. It uses both ffsubsync & alass ( https://github.com/kaegi/alass ) to sync the same reference files and then generates double output files by ffsubsync & alass separately.
I don't use batch file since there are too many limits in batch file.
For using my tool, you don't have to rename the resource files or subtiltes files first.
Just drag-n-drop two files (one reference file & one subtitle file), or one directory (reference & subtitle files), or two directories (one reference directory & one subtitle directory) on the tool, the synchronization will auto start.
You don't have ffsubsync & alass both installed, the tool still works without one of them.
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