mts, miratuserie.tv on the command line
miratuserie.tv is a site to stream tv shows with spanish subtitles. mts
do the same, but in a geek (yonkie) way.
Attention!
At this moment, only episodes having a source in Pinit.tv or uptobox.com could be played.
Install
$ pip install mts
Usage
This will show the whole 3º season of How I met your mother:
$ mts 'how i met' s03e01
The complete inline help looks like this:
(mts)tin@morochita:~$ mts -h mts -- miratuserie.tv in your command line Usage: mts [-i] [-ns] [-d] <show> <start> mts -i Arguments: title Looks for a show. Like 'how i met' or 'big bang' start Specifies a season/episode of a show to start play. Examples: S01 (a whole season), s02e04 or 9x13 optional arguments: -i, --info Show info about available shows and episodes -h, --help Show this help message and exit -n, --no_subtitle Don't download subtitles -d, --download Download the episode instead play it (TO DO)
Configuration
Not so much by the moment, but you can set your prefered player
in ~/.mts/config.ini
.
By default, mts
tries to use mplayer
in full-screen,
with this config file:
[main] player = mplayer -fs {episode} [-sub {subs}]
The substring between []
is used only if the -n
(no subtitles) flag isn't present in the command line
For example, if you want to use vlc
, something like this should work:
[main] player = vlc -f {episode} [:sub-file={subs}]
you got the idea.
- Free software: BSD license