Subsync analyses and processes the sound from your media files and uses machine learning to detect speech. Speech detection is used to shift existing subtitles for a perfect match in audio and text!
usage: subsync [-h] [--version] [--graph] [-d SECONDS] [-m SECONDS] [-s]
[--logfile PATH]
MEDIA [MEDIA ...]
positional arguments:
MEDIA media for which to synchronize subtitles
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--version show program's version number and exit
--graph show graph for subtitle synchronization (default:
False)
-d SECONDS, --duration SECONDS
duration (in seconds) of the sample audio length
increases precision but reduces speed (default: 900)
-m SECONDS, --margin SECONDS
the margin in which to search for a subtitle match
(default: 12)
-s, --start sample audio from the start of the media instad of the
middle (default: False)
-r, --recursive recurviely sync every sentence in the subtitle
(default: False)
--logfile PATH path to location of log file for logging application
specific information (default: None)
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