abbina_subs 1.01a

Often I watch movies with Italian subtitles. The file contains the text of the subtitle is a classic ".srt" file, downloaded from websites specializing in subtitles.<br /><br />Before I see my films I am forced to rename the subtitle file, giving it the name of the movie (unless srt extension), as to enable mplayer or kaffeine (or other movieplayers) to automatically open the subtitle file.<br /><br />So I decided to create this ServiceMenu. It allows, once selected video file and right click on it, to automatically assign subtitles.<br /><br />Author: Felice Murolo - Salerno - Italy<br />eMail: linuxboy@RE-MO-VEfel.hopto.org (delete RE-MO-VE and send your email)<br /><br />Copyright Info: Released under GPL license<br /><br />Note: using zenity instead of kdialog (with some little changes in abbina_subs) make it also works for gnome and nautilus.<br /><br />INSTALL<br />===========<br />Decompress archive source, open a konsole into directory and write this:<br /><br />$> cp dot_kde-share-kde4-services-ServicesMenus/*.desktop $HOME/.kde/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus<br />$> sudo cp usr-bin/* /usr/bin<br />$> sudo chmod a+x /usr/bin/abbina_subs

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Platforms:	*nix, Linux
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