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FFsubsync Binary

This is a binary distribution of FFsubsync, packaged as a single executable file for Windows, Linux, and macOS. The ffmpeg and ffprobe binaries are embedded within the executable.

Usage

Download the binary for your platform:

If you are using SubRenamer, you could rename it to ffsubsync_bin and put it in the same directory as SubRenamer.

Development

Server Mode (Additional Feature)

You can run the binary in server mode by adding the --server flag. This allows you to interact with the binary using standard CLI input and output. The server’s standard output will be in JSON format, prefixed with [SERVER] . For example, [SERVER] {"status": "ready"} indicates the server is ready.

The output will include the command queue and the result of each command. To add a command to the queue, send add:YOUR_COMMAND as standard input. Use start to initiate the queue.

Each time the server finishes executing a command, it will send the result to the standard output. Once all commands are completed, the server will output [SERVER] {"status": "ready"}.

Server mode is particularly useful for running multiple commands in sequence without restarting the binary, helping to address the cold start problem (since pyinstaller can be slow to start).

License

Follow the license of FFsubsync. The original author of FFsubsync is Stephen Macke. This binary distribution is provided by qwqcode.