Thanks but I can't unrar this file. Says it's not a rar file. Can we have a zip file?
Of course, here the ZIP file: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1vLn6sKeiQkWDUhBt_8xailFK6Oj5oihv
Thanks but I can't unrar this file. Says it's not a rar file. Can we have a zip file?
thats no problem just appreciate the work you doYou are right. I usually check, but this time it happened to me, I'm sorry. As I explained, I don't do the subtitles, I only create the English subtitle file from the Chinese subtitles. For now I delete the file, I will try to repair it.
It unpacks with 7zip. My Winrar version won't recognize it either. I suspect you have to update to a newer version of Winrar (mine is 3.80).Thanks but I can't unrar this file. Says it's not a rar file. Can we have a zip file?
I have been able to contribute subtitles to this thread without knowing Japanese (I don't even know English well). The subtitles I share are from Chinese subtitles (which you can download here https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qzkhMO0x4qCKhC_iLjgWv2ZdS1r8Iy2C), for those interested in doing the same. It would be great if many applied this method to generate many more JAV subtitles in English.
1) Drag the Chinese subtitle file wich you want translate to the Google Chrome browser window.
2) Right click on the Google Chrome window and choose the "Transalte to English" option.
3) Copy the generated text.
4) Create a text file and name it the same as the video, including the original extension of the subtitle.
5) Paste the text into this new file and save it.
6) Verify the results viewing the video.
7) Share the file in this thread
In this process I have encountered three inconvenience:
1) Sometimes the subtitles do not correspond to the video (there is nothing left to do).
2) Sometimes there is a mismatch between the video we have and the subtitles (these appear before or after the scene). What is appropriate here is to get the correct video or adjust the subtitle file, whichever is easier for us.
3) Under this method we need to start with the subtitle file already created (in Chinese or another language).
I hope this information is useful for everyone to create their own subtitles.
Enjoy!
could you do this for JAV RCT-912?
Thank you so much. Do you also happen to know how to rip subtitles from https://jav.guru/category/english-subbed once I downloaded the video?You can use Aegisub or Subtitleedit to sync subs. Either open the video and audio in the program and check the time where the first subtitle is to go or check the time in a video player and change the timing in the program using an estimate from that. Shouldn't be a problem.
HOLY! This is way too much work! Thank you so much for the write up thoughI think I have posted about that several times but I can't find those posts now.
Anyway, you need Videosubfinder and Abbyy Finereader (OCR + getting timed text files for Videosubfinder).
You can find "free" versions of ABBYY but I actually bought a license since I use it so much.
There are other programs for doing OCR and creating timed files but this is what I use.
Open Videosubfinder and open the video in the program. Search the film for the first subtitle with two lines.
Pull down the markers from the top to close above that height. That makes sure you only search for subtitles
at the bottom part of the video. Then just click Run Search. When the program has finished,
press Create Clear TXT Images under OCR. Now you have images to OCR in the folder TXT Images.
The files are black with white text. Open Abbyy Reader, press ctrl+shift+o for a new project.
Select the OCR language, press open, find the TXT Images folder and select all files. Open,
and the program opens the files and starts OCRing. Click stop before the process has finished.
You need to invert the images in the Edit window so they become white with black text as the program
reads text better that way. How to access the Edit window differs between versions.
Choose to invert all selected images. When the process has finished, press ctrl+r and it starts reading the text.
When the program has finished you can either check everything in the program or save all files as individual
txt files (choose Create a separate file in ABBYY version 12) in the TXTResults folder. When you have done that you open Videosubfinder and go to OCR and press
create sub from TXT result. You now have 2 subs (sub.ass and sub.srt). Use sub.srt as the ass files places all
individual lines (if you have 2 line subs) in the wrong order with the same timing.
That's it in short. Then you have to edit all of the text that has been OCRed badly.
Good luck.
I think I'll be going this route.———-
it's hard to believe that you can download (separate) the subtitle from the movies on javguru.tv ... but javguru has Patreon where you can download almost all the subtitles (depends on the contribution: 3, 6, 12 euros - there are subtitles for each contribution ... tailor-made)!