FIRST OF ALL BACK UP ALL OF YOUR ALL SUBTITLES TO ANOTHER LOCATION
FIRST OF ALL BACK UP ALL OF YOUR ALL SUBTITLES TO ANOTHER LOCATION
FIRST OF ALL BACK UP ALL OF YOUR ALL SUBTITLES TO ANOTHER LOCATION
If you have thousands of subtitles and want to handle their encodings with BAT script, it is the address:
I use SeConv command line tool from SubtitleEdit's creator, it uses same dll libraries.
Go to that address
github.com
download the latest SeConv-Windows-x64.zip
extract it, place it.
my BAT files addressed seconv.exe "D:\FLY\SubtitleEdit\seconv.exe"
you have to replace where you hold it. It is important.
and my subtitles are named like
.en.srt for english subtitles
.tr.srt for Turkish subtitles
examples
D:\Subtitles\Hannibal [2013-2015] [3S39E] [TV Series]\S03\Hannibal S03E01 Antipasto.en.srt
D:\Subtitles\Hannibal [2013-2015] [3S39E] [TV Series]\S03\Hannibal S03E01 Antipasto.tr.srt
BAT files will work recursive
SeConv_encoding_report.bat
That script will give you encoding_report.txt and different_en.txt & different_tr.txt
encoding_report.txt : list all .srt files with complete path and their encoding the output will be like
D:\Subtitles\A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms [2026] [1S6E] [TV Series]\S01\A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms S01E01 720p x264-FENiX.en.srt | utf-8 (with BOM)
D:\Subtitles\A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms [2026] [1S6E] [TV Series]\S01\A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms S01E01 720p x264-FENiX.tr.srt | windows-1254
different_en.txt list all *.en.srt files that different encoding than utf-8 (with BOM)
example:
D:\Subtitles\Blade Marvel Anime [2011] [1S12E] [Animated Series]\S01\BLADE (2011) - Ep. 01 - Blade, the Man (480p DVDRip - DUAL Audio).en.srt | windows-1258
D:\Subtitles\Blade Marvel Anime [2011] [1S12E] [Animated Series]\S01\BLADE (2011) - Ep. 05 - The Glowing Island (480p DVDRip - DUAL Audio).en.srt | windows-1252
different_tr.txt list all *.tr.srt files that different encoding than windows-1254
SeConv_encode_different_en_to_utf-8.bat this BAT will convert listed .srt files in different_en.txt to utf-8 (with BOM)
SeConv_encode_different_tr_to_windows-1254.bat this BAT will convert listed .srt files in different_tr.txt to windows-1254
You can modify that BAT files according to your naming and encoding shape
FIRST OF ALL BACK UP ALL OF YOUR ALL SUBTITLES TO ANOTHER LOCATION
FIRST OF ALL BACK UP ALL OF YOUR ALL SUBTITLES TO ANOTHER LOCATION
If you have thousands of subtitles and want to handle their encodings with BAT script, it is the address:
I use SeConv command line tool from SubtitleEdit's creator, it uses same dll libraries.
Go to that address
Releases · SubtitleEdit/subtitleedit
the subtitle editor :). Contribute to SubtitleEdit/subtitleedit development by creating an account on GitHub.
download the latest SeConv-Windows-x64.zip
extract it, place it.
my BAT files addressed seconv.exe "D:\FLY\SubtitleEdit\seconv.exe"
you have to replace where you hold it. It is important.
and my subtitles are named like
.en.srt for english subtitles
.tr.srt for Turkish subtitles
examples
D:\Subtitles\Hannibal [2013-2015] [3S39E] [TV Series]\S03\Hannibal S03E01 Antipasto.en.srt
D:\Subtitles\Hannibal [2013-2015] [3S39E] [TV Series]\S03\Hannibal S03E01 Antipasto.tr.srt
BAT files will work recursive
SeConv_encoding_report.bat
Code:
@echo off
setlocal EnableExtensions EnableDelayedExpansion
set "SECONV=D:\FLY\SubtitleEdit\seconv.exe"
set "REPORT=%~dp0encoding_report.txt"
set "JSON=%TEMP%\seconv_info.json"
> "%REPORT%" echo SRT ENCODING REPORT
>>"%REPORT%" echo Created: %date% %time%
>>"%REPORT%" echo.
>>"%REPORT%" echo File ^| Encoding
>>"%REPORT%" echo -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
for /r "%~dp0" %%F in (*.srt) do (
echo Scanning: %%~nxF
"%SECONV%" info "%%~fF" --json > "%JSON%" 2>nul
set "ENCODING="
for /f "delims=" %%A in ('findstr /C:"encoding" "%JSON%"') do (
set "ENCODING=%%A"
)
set "ENCODING=!ENCODING: "encoding": "=!"
set "ENCODING=!ENCODING:"encoding": "=!"
set "ENCODING=!ENCODING:",=!"
>>"%REPORT%" echo %%~fF ^| !ENCODING!
)
del "%JSON%" 2>nul
echo.
echo Done.
echo Report: "%REPORT%"
set "INPUT=%~dp0encoding_report.txt"
set "TEMP_EN=srt_temp_en.txt"
set "TEMP_TR=srt_temp_tr.txt"
set "OUTPUT_EN=different_en.txt"
set "OUTPUT_TR=different_tr.txt"
findstr /i /l ".en.srt" "%INPUT%" > "%TEMP_EN%"
findstr /i /v /l /c:"utf-8 (with BOM)" "%TEMP_EN%" > "%OUTPUT_EN%"
findstr /i /l ".tr.srt" "%INPUT%" > "%TEMP_TR%"
findstr /i /v /l /c:"windows-1254" "%TEMP_TR%" > "%OUTPUT_TR%"
del "%TEMP_EN%" 2>nul
del "%TEMP_TR%" 2>nul
pause
That script will give you encoding_report.txt and different_en.txt & different_tr.txt
encoding_report.txt : list all .srt files with complete path and their encoding the output will be like
D:\Subtitles\A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms [2026] [1S6E] [TV Series]\S01\A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms S01E01 720p x264-FENiX.en.srt | utf-8 (with BOM)
D:\Subtitles\A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms [2026] [1S6E] [TV Series]\S01\A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms S01E01 720p x264-FENiX.tr.srt | windows-1254
different_en.txt list all *.en.srt files that different encoding than utf-8 (with BOM)
example:
D:\Subtitles\Blade Marvel Anime [2011] [1S12E] [Animated Series]\S01\BLADE (2011) - Ep. 01 - Blade, the Man (480p DVDRip - DUAL Audio).en.srt | windows-1258
D:\Subtitles\Blade Marvel Anime [2011] [1S12E] [Animated Series]\S01\BLADE (2011) - Ep. 05 - The Glowing Island (480p DVDRip - DUAL Audio).en.srt | windows-1252
different_tr.txt list all *.tr.srt files that different encoding than windows-1254
SeConv_encode_different_en_to_utf-8.bat this BAT will convert listed .srt files in different_en.txt to utf-8 (with BOM)
Code:
@echo off
setlocal EnableExtensions EnableDelayedExpansion
set "SECONV=D:\FLY\SubtitleEdit\seconv.exe"
for /f "usebackq delims=|" %%F in ("different_en.txt") do (
set "FILE=%%F"
set "FILE=!FILE:~0,-1!"
echo Converting: !FILE!
"%SECONV%" "!FILE!" subrip --encoding:utf-8 --overwrite
)
echo.
echo All files converted.
pause
SeConv_encode_different_tr_to_windows-1254.bat this BAT will convert listed .srt files in different_tr.txt to windows-1254
Code:
@echo off
setlocal EnableExtensions EnableDelayedExpansion
set "SECONV=D:\FLY\SubtitleEdit\seconv.exe"
for /f "usebackq delims=|" %%F in ("different_tr.txt") do (
set "FILE=%%F"
set "FILE=!FILE:~0,-1!"
echo Converting: !FILE!
"%SECONV%" "!FILE!" subrip --encoding:windows-1254 --overwrite
)
echo.
echo All files converted.
pause
You can modify that BAT files according to your naming and encoding shape
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Windows 11 25H2 Home Single Language (26200.8...Intel Core i3-1115G48GBon-board
- OS
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- Computer type
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- CPU
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- Motherboard
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- PSU
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- Case
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- Cooling
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- Keyboard
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- Mouse
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