The warrior way

The way we see it, there are two kinds of people in this world: The ones addicted to the versatility and friendly user interface of Netflix and the ones that keep on choosing to take the long and arduous path, the warrior way. Those who have been downloading and watching series and movies from the internet before this new Netflixmania even started. The hardships of hunting your meal (or, in this case, downloading your content) is no joke, but the main task that transforms this whole journey into a tedious one is the manual download of subtitles for your media.

If you are a serial downloader, you will rapidly find yourself among hundreds and thousands of video files requiring subtitles. Once you are trapped in there, you will surely get discouraged when you start thinking about the amount of time you will have to incur to search for the correct subtitles for each file and the time it will take you to download them. Do not let your heart waver, my friend, and do not let yourself get tantalized with the dark side, as there is a fast and easy solution for you named SubDownloader.

Automation is the word

Automation is the future; no way to argue that, and in the hands of SubDownloader, the future is already here, just waiting for you. So, the question is, will you step forward and seize your chances?

We present a program for automatically finding and downloading (and also uploading) subtitles for your movies, series, and documentaries. The tool uses a special hash function to find correct subtitles from www.OpenSubtitles.org and other internet places. At the same time, the software supports video clips encoded with the AVI, MPEG, and DivX standards, among other conventional formats. Thus, you won't have to go through any trouble again regarding finding and downloading subtitles.

Future in Motion

SubDownloader is way too easy to use as it is pretty friendly to the user, even those with little or no experience downloading subtitles. You can get started by navigating to the folder you want to work with, selecting the video files you want to get a subtitle for, then you execute the program and letting all the magic happens. Easy, right? You are not even required to log in to any account or anything like that. Once you have selected it, the software will automatically display all available subtitles (it is also possible to filter them according to language).

In addition, you can search for subtitles according to the movie name, select which website will be queried, and view movie information. One significant advantage is that you can either load individual videos or an entire folder to search for all your items simultaneously (like the complete seasons of your favorite series).

You can also upload your subtitles if you want to share them with the world. You must set the movie title, subtitles, language, release name, and comments. Furthermore, you can configure the program's settings. This means you can filter search results according to preferred languages, and set the default destination folder, the subtitles' file name, and the uploaded subtitles' default language.

You can also configure proxy settings, change the interface language and input the video player and parameters for an external application regarding video playback. We also can say that the software uses a moderate amount of system resources, so you will not even know it is running.

Features for the braves

Working with this tool, you will be glad to count on the following assertions:

• No spyware involved;
• Recursively folders search;
• Multilingual (more than 50 languages);
• Download entire folders of movies with just one click in a few seconds;
• No adware;
• Source code available at project homepage;
• Free & safe;
• Works with all Windows versions;
• Many more!

Which path will you follow?

Life does not have to be complicated anymore; it is all down to your choices. Finding subtitles for your movies and series has never been this easy before, so you can say goodbye to searching by title and individual items; just ONE CLICK over the folder or file, and it will find subtitles automatically for you. That simple, that painless, that automated! Things can get any better than this.