Search and download subtitles automatically from opensubtitles.org using hash of the video being played or the title.
This is an extension to VLC Player. You need to first install the program and follow the instructions below.
Installation:
click the download button below
save the file and extract "vlsub.lua"
put the file "vlsub.lua" in VLC / lua / extensions:
Window (all users):% ProgramFiles% \ VideoLAN \ VLC \ lua \ extensions \
Window (the current user):% APPDATA% \ VLC \ lua \ extensions \
Linux (all users): / usr / lib / vlc / lua / extensions /
Linux (the current user): ~ / .local / share / vlc / lua / extensions /
Mac OS X (the current user): / Users /% your_name% / Library / Application Support / org.videolan.vlc / lua / extensions /
Mac OS X (all users): /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/extensions/
usage:
Start Vlc
Start your video
Click the View menu> VLSub or VLC> Extensions> VLSub if you are on Mac OS X
Click on "Search by hash" or "Search by name"
Select the text file on the list
Click on "Download selection"
That's it, subtitles must appear in your video.
If you are not satisfied with your text (one sync, etc.), you can choose one of the other and click "Download" again, which will remove the previous and load it autoamtically.
limitations:
Due to some bugs in Windows, if the path to your video may contain non-English characters, the extension will not be able to store the text in this directory autmatically (will propose you to save manually) and "looking to the hash" method may be slower.
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