Releases: Keksuccino/Linguji
Linguji v1.2.0
- Added support for SRT (SubRip) subtitles
Linguji is only compiled for Windows for now, but it should also work on Linux and macOS (except video support), so feel free to compile it yourself.
Builds for Linux and macOS will follow.
Linguji v1.1.2
- Added "Turkish" to list of translatable languages
- Added system to add your own custom translatable languages
- Fixed Gemini API key needed to start the translation process even if Gemini is not used as translation engine
Linguji is only compiled for Windows for now, but it should also work on Linux and macOS (except video support), so feel free to compile it yourself.
Builds for Linux and macOS will follow.
Linguji v1.1.1
- Added "Slovak" to list of translatable languages
Linguji is only compiled for Windows for now, but it should also work on Linux and macOS, so feel free to compile it yourself.
Builds for Linux and macOS will follow.
Linguji v1.1.0
IMPORTANT:
Many default settings values changed in this update.
It is recommended to delete the old config.txt
file and let it generate again!
- Added new translation engines: Libre Translate, DeepL, DeepLX
- It is now possible to set a primary and a fallback translator
- The fallback translator gets used when the primary translator fails to translate a line packet
- Added support for MKV VIDEO FILES (Windows-only for now)
- MKV files with ASS subtitles in the input directory get automatically translated and a version of the MKV with the translated subtitles gets saved to the output directory
- FFMPEG and MkvToolNix is needed for video support
- Tweaked lots of default settings values for a better translation experience
- UI improvements
- More small improvements and bug fixes
Linguji is only compiled for Windows for now, but it should also work on Linux and macOS, so feel free to compile it yourself.
Builds for Linux and macOS will follow.
Linguji v1.0.1
- Fixed tool constantly timing out
Linguji is only compiled for Windows for now, but it should also work on Linux and macOS, so feel free to compile it yourself.
Builds for Linux and macOS will follow.
Linguji v1.0.0
- Initial release
- Only compiled for Windows for now, but should also run on Linux and macOS