FileBot

1. Sonarr - TV Series Manager (https://sonarr.tv/)
2. Filebot (Of course )
3. Filebot added to your system's PATH (Environment Variable) setting
4. On Windows systems run Sonarr as an application! NOT as a Windows Service! Sonarr as a Windows service doesn't execute custom scripts.
5. An Opensubtitles.org account to login to Opensubtitles in Filebot

1. Install Sonarr
2. Install Filebot.
3. Copy sonarr-subber.groovy to your preferred location on your harddrive
4. In Sonarr navigate to Sonarr -> Settings -> Connect -> [+] -> Custom Script
5. In the Pop-up enter the following:
   • Name: Enter a descriptive name to your liking eg. Sonarr Subtitle Downloader
   • On Grab: No
   • On Download: Yes
   • On Upgrade: Yes
   • On Rename: No
   • Filter Series Tags: Use at your own discretion
   • Path: Full path to Filebot. (On Windows systems: C:\Program Files\FileBot\filebot.exe)
   • Arguments: -script "FULL-PATH-TO\sonarr-subber.groovy" --lang [2-letter ISO 639-1 language code(s)]
6. Click on the Test button.
7. If the test succeeded click on the Save button.

-script "C:\MyScripts\sonarr-subber.groovy" --lang nl

-script "C:\MyScripts\sonarr-subber.groovy" --lang nl,en,fr

// select input language(s)
def languages = _args.lang.split(/\W/) as List

// select input video
def env = System.getenv()
def episodeFile = env['sonarr_episodefile_path'] as String

// fetch subtitles
def subtitleFiles = languages.findResults{
	getSubtitles(lang: it, file: episodeFile, output: 'srt', encoding: 'UTF-8')
}.flatten()

// rename subtitles
rename(map: subtitleFiles.collectEntries{
	[it, getMediaInfo(it, '{fn[0..-5]}.{lang.ISO3B}.{ext}')]
})

vfx wrote:Hello,
Tried this with sonarr, it downloaded subtitle all right. But it appended _eng.srt to the subtitle which doesn't exactly match the video file name because of extra "eng" in the sub srt file (e.g. Mr. Robot - S01E05 - eps1.4_3xpl0its.wmv.eng.srt)

so I changed the following to:
[it, getMediaInfo(it, '{fn[0..-5]}.{lang.ISO3B}.{ext}')]

to

[it, getMediaInfo(it, '{fn[0..-5]}.{ext}')]


It no longer appended "eng" to the srt file. Sorry. I had no idea all the syntax does. But that was what I figured it would do.

edge33 wrote:Hi, it may well happen that when sonarr finds a new episode, the subtitle is not already available, so, How would I force the script to retry after a while?

rednoah wrote:The suball script has options for only download subs for files that are older than a certain amount of time. Setting minAgeDays to 3-4 days should be good enough.

vfx wrote:

rednoah wrote:The suball script has options for only download subs for files that are older than a certain amount of time. Setting minAgeDays to 3-4 days should be good enough.

Some good info here: viewtopic.php?f=4&t=5#p8871

I tried the other auto-subliminal script, but kinda unreliable. I want to use fileboot. Got like a boat-load of questions:

1) Does filebot do recursive folder looking? Can it download video file located in a sub-folder, sub-folder (e.g. TV Shows --> Silicon Valley --> Season 01)
2) "you MUST SET --def maxAgeDays to 30 days or less and call it no more than once per day". What exactly does maxAgeDays do? How do you prevent to not call it more than once a day?
3) I want to download ENG sub only. What is the option? Not clear on --lang zho. What is zho?
4) More coming... gtg

Thanks in advance.

--lang en

--def maxAgeDays=7 set a max-age for files that will be processed, older files will be ignored

rednoah wrote:1.
Try setting --format MATCH_VIDEO and see if the script respects that option.

2.
Use the --log option to specify a log file.