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--]]
--[[ Global var ]]--
-- You can set here your default language by replacing nil with your language code (see below)
-- Example:
-- You can set here your default language by replacing nil with
-- your language code (see below).Example:
-- language = "fre",
-- language = "ger",
-- language = "eng",
...
...
@@ -43,14 +44,18 @@ local options = {
eng='English',
cze='Czech',
dan='Danish',
dut='Nederlands',
fre='Français',
ell='Greek',
baq='Basque',
pob='Brazilian Portuguese',
por='Portuguese (Portugal)',
rum='Romanian',
slo='Slovak',
spa='Spanish',
swe='Swedish',
ukr='Ukrainian'
ukr='Ukrainian',
hun='Hungarian'
},
translation={
int_all='All',
...
...
@@ -86,28 +91,64 @@ local options = {
int_vlsub_work_dir='VLSub working directory',
int_os_username='Username',
int_os_password='Password',
int_help_mess=" Download subtittles from <a href='http://www.opensubtitles.org/'>opensubtitles.org</a> and display them while watching a video.<br>"..
" <br>"..
" <b><u>Usage:</u></b><br>"..
" <br>"..
" VLSub is meant to be used while your watching the video, so start it first (if nothing is playing you will get a link to download the subtitles in your browser).<br>"..
" <br>"..
" Choose the language for your subtitles and click on the button corresponding to one of the two research method provided by VLSub:<br>"..
" <br>"..
" <b>Method 1: Search by hash</b><br>"..
" It is recommended to try this method first, because it performs a research based on the video file print, so you can find subtitles synchronized with your video.<br>"..
" <br>"..
" <b>Method 2: Search by name</b><br>"..
" If you have no luck with the first method, just check the title is correct before clicking. If you search subtitles for a serie, you can also provide a season and episode number.<br>"..
" <br>"..
" <b>Downloading Subtitles</b><br>"..
" Select one subtitle in the list and click on 'Download'.<br>"..
" It will be put in the same directory that your video, with the same name (different extension)"..
" so Vlc will load them automatically the next time you'll start the video.<br>"..
" <br>"..
" <b>/!\\ Beware :</b> Existing subtitles are overwrited without asking confirmation, so put them elsewhere if thet're important.<br>"..
" <br>"..
" Find more Vlc extensions at <a href='http://addons.videolan.org'>addons.videolan.org</a>.",
int_help_mess=[[
Download subtitles from
<a href='http://www.opensubtitles.org/'>
opensubtitles.org
</a> and display them while watching a video.<br>"..
<br>
<b><u>Usage:</u></b><br>
<br>
VLSub is meant to be used while you are watching the video,
so start it first (if nothing is playing you will get a link
to download the subtitles in your browser).<br>
<br>
Choose the language for your subtitles and click on the
button corresponding to one of the two research methods
provided by VLSub:<br>
<br>
<b>Method 1: Search by hash</b><br>
It is recommended to try this method first, because it
performs a research based on the video file print, so you
can find subtitles synchronized with your video.<br>
<br>
<b>Method 2: Search by name</b><br>
If you have no luck with the first method, just check the
title is correct before clicking. If you search subtitles
for a series, you can also provide a season and episode
number.<br>
<br>
<b>Downloading Subtitles</b><br>
Select one subtitle in the list and click on 'Download'.<br>
It will be put in the same directory that your video, with
the same name (different extension)
so VLC will load them automatically the next time you'll
start the video.<br>
<br>
<b>/!\\ Beware :</b> Existing subtitles are overwritten
without asking confirmation, so put them elsewhere if
