Just released this simple command line program that automatically downloads subtitles for your movies. You just pass a folder path and a preferred language list and it searches for subtitles using your avi files. It uses opensubtitles for the search and it requires the .net 2 framework runtimes which you probably already have.
Useage: vroksub.exe (Folder Path) (Language Code Sequence) (Params) Folder Path: The path to the folder that has all your movies. VrokSub will search all subfolders of this path for movies. Language Code Sequence: A sequence of two letter language codes according to your preference separated by coma. You can find the two letter codes in iso639 lists. VrokSub will search subtitles of the first language code and if it does not find one it will continue to the next code. Params: /rename will rename all the movies for which vroksub has found a subtitle. /newonly will only try to locate subtitles for movies without subtitles and ignore the ones that have subtitles Examples: vroksub.exe c:/videos gr,en This will first try to locate a greek subtitle for every movie in c:/my videos (including subfolders) and if it does not find one it will try to find one in english. You can use more language codes if you would like. vroksub.exe c:/videos gr,en /rename will also rename all movies where subtitle has been found with year and cd number. vroksub.exe c:/videos gr,en /newonly will only search for subtitles for movies that do not have one already. See also: subtitles, download, automatically, auto, cmd, command line, movies, video, avi, files
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