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## Overview. This repository provide a simple script designed to facilitate the downloading of films and series from a popular streaming community platform. The script allows users to download individual films, entire series, or specific episodes, providing a seamless experience for content consumers. ## Join us You can chat, help improve this repo, or just hang around for some fun in the **Git_StreamingCommunity** Discord Server: hhttps://discord.gg/8QRPaH6Y # Table of Contents * [INSTALLATION](#installation) * [Requirement](#requirement) * [Usage](#usage) * [Update](#update) * [FEATURES](#features) * [USAGE AND OPTIONS](#options) * [TUTORIAL](#tutorial) ## Requirement Make sure you have the following prerequisites installed on your system: * python > [3.11](https://www.python.org/downloads/) * ffmpeg [win](https://www.gyan.dev/ffmpeg/builds/) ## Installation Install the required Python libraries using the following command: ``` pip install -r requirements.txt ``` ## Usage Run the script with the following command: #### On Windows: ```powershell python run.py ``` #### On Linux/MacOS: ```bash python3 run.py ``` ## Update Keep your script up to date with the latest features by running: #### On Windows: ```powershell python update.py ``` #### On Linux/MacOS: ```bash python3 update.py ``` ## Features - Download Single Film: Easily download individual movies with a simple command. - Download Specific Episodes or Entire Series: Seamlessly retrieve specific episodes or entire series using intuitive commands. Specify a range of episodes with square brackets notation, e.g., [5-7], or download all episodes with an asterisk (*). - Download Subtitles: Automatically fetch subtitles if available for downloaded content. (Note: To disable this feature, see [Configuration](#configuration)) - Sync Audio and Video: Ensure perfect synchronization between audio and video during the download process for an enhanced viewing experience. ## Configuration You can change some behaviors by tweaking the configuration file. ```json { "root_path": "videos", "movies_folder_name": "Movies", "series_folder_name": "Series", "download_subtitles": true, "download_default_language": true, "selected_language": "English", "max_worker": 20 } ``` #### Options | Key | Default Value | Description | Value Example | |---------------------------|---------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------| | root_path | videos | Path where the script will add movies and tv series folders (see [Path Examples](#Path-examples)). Do not put trailing slash. | media/streamingcommunity | | movies_folder_name | Movies | The folder name where all the movies will be placed. Do not put trailing slash. | downloaded-movies | | series_folder_name | Series | The folder name where all the TV Series will be placed. Do not put trailing slash. | mytvseries | | download_subtitles | true | Whether or not you want all the found subtitles to be downloaded. | false | | download_default_language | true | Whether or not you want to download only the default Italian audio language. | false | | selected_language | English | If `"download_default_language"` is `False` the script will download this language. | French | | max_worker | 20 | How many workers will cooperate to download .ts file. **High value may slow down your pc**. | 30 | > [!IMPORTANT] > If you're on **Windows** you'll need to use double black slashes. On Linux/MacOS, one slash is fine. #### Path examples: * Windows: `C:\\MyLibrary\\Folder` or `\\\\MyServer\\MyLibrary` (if you want to use a network folder). * Linux/MacOS: `Desktop/MyLibrary/Folder` ## Tutorial For a detailed walkthrough, refer to the [video tutorial](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ok7hQCgxqLg&ab_channel=Nothing)