2013-06-18, 17:32
I have started to use a program called FileBot.
Click on the subtitle section, set language on first use, drag my films over to the white triangle with a blue background and it will search for subtitles for me. Click download and I have them.
I use a powerful program called Bulk Rename Utility to remove the "-(Eng)" from the file name so that it matches the film title and its all done. Just set it to Rename "-(Eng)" to "" and done.
A couple of points though
I have to do my films in stages as there seems to be a limit on how many I can download per day without being registered with one of the source websites, but once I am uptodate, this won't be a problem.
FileBot doesn't seem to find subtitles for all of my films. May be a naming issue though.
It doesn't check if I already have a subtitle file in the folder so sometimes I get a duplicate. Easy to sort thought with some trickery in the Bulk Rename Utility program.
Would be better if FileBot renamed the subtitle to my liking (the same as the film title) via an option menu.
Click on the subtitle section, set language on first use, drag my films over to the white triangle with a blue background and it will search for subtitles for me. Click download and I have them.
I use a powerful program called Bulk Rename Utility to remove the "-(Eng)" from the file name so that it matches the film title and its all done. Just set it to Rename "-(Eng)" to "" and done.
A couple of points though
I have to do my films in stages as there seems to be a limit on how many I can download per day without being registered with one of the source websites, but once I am uptodate, this won't be a problem.
FileBot doesn't seem to find subtitles for all of my films. May be a naming issue though.
It doesn't check if I already have a subtitle file in the folder so sometimes I get a duplicate. Easy to sort thought with some trickery in the Bulk Rename Utility program.
Would be better if FileBot renamed the subtitle to my liking (the same as the film title) via an option menu.
