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subXtract-sh is a bash script to copy .srt files and extracting subtitles from .mkv, .mp4 and .avi files using FFmpeg and FFprobe.
subXtract-sh makes it easy to copy and extract multiple subtitles from a directory and its sub directories.
subXtract-sh extracts all subtitles from media files and adds language to subtitle file name.
subXtract-sh does not overwrite files.
subXtract-sh has currently only support for text based subtitles.
./subxtract.sh [-i inpath -o outdir] [options]
./subxtract.sh -h
./subxtract.sh -l
| Options | Description |
|---|---|
| -h | Show help |
| -v | Show version |
| -l | Show license |
| -i inpath | Specify path to input, file or directory. Default: Same directory where this script is located |
| -o outdir | Specify path to output directory. Default: Same directory where the file is found |
| -r | Scan a directory recursively |
| -c | Copy only |
| -e | Extract only |