Simon Lundell píše v Po 26. 12. 2005 v 23:03 +0100:
> > I would have waited a couple of days if i were you. The script does
> > not handle filenames with spaces that well yet...
>
> I can not get it to work! My guess is that the spaces (and other special
> chars) don't get escaped correctly when
Simon Lundell wrote:
Paul Barker wrote:
Simon Lundell wrote:
Thanks!
I do have subtitles with different extensions (such as .srt etc). I
modified your script to search for these too, and pass the first
subtitle file found to xine. Works like a charm!
//Simon
#!/bin/bash
FILE=$1
SUB=`e
Paul Barker wrote:
Simon Lundell wrote:
Thanks!
I do have subtitles with different extensions (such as .srt etc). I
modified your script to search for these too, and pass the first
subtitle file found to xine. Works like a charm!
//Simon
#!/bin/bash
FILE=$1
SUB=`echo $FILE | awk -F. '{p
Simon Lundell wrote:
Thanks!
I do have subtitles with different extensions (such as .srt etc). I
modified your script to search for these too, and pass the first
subtitle file found to xine. Works like a charm!
//Simon
#!/bin/bash
FILE=$1
SUB=`echo $FILE | awk -F. '{print $1}'`
SUBT=`find
Paul Barker wrote:
Simon Lundell wrote:
Hi!
Mplayer is able to load subtitle files automatically, it loads
subtitles with the same filename (without extension) as the movie
file. Is it possible to make Xine do the same?
//Simon
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Simon Lundell wrote:
Hi!
Mplayer is able to load subtitle files automatically, it loads
subtitles with the same filename (without extension) as the movie
file. Is it possible to make Xine do the same?
//Simon
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Hi!
Mplayer is able to load subtitle files automatically, it loads subtitles
with the same filename (without extension) as the movie file. Is it
possible to make Xine do the same?
//Simon
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