Easily create videos with subtitles burned-in
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Easily create videos with subtitles burned-in. Created for my personal use on the cloud. But if you're planning on using this, that's cool too. 🙂
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Just place them inside the fonts directory before starting the container.
ttyd is built-inYou can enable or disable it using the TTYD_ENABLED environment variable.
If you mount your public key as a volume to /config/ssh/key.pub, SSH support will be automatically enabled. Check the docker compose configuration in Usage.
Spin up a container using the following docker compose setup.
version: "3"
services:
subs-burner:
image: m4heshd/subs-burner:latest
container_name: subs-burner
restart: no
environment:
TTYD_ENABLED: "1"
ports:
- "8585:2525" # ttyd web-ui
- "2222:22" # SSH
volumes:
- ./ssh/my_public_key.pub:/config/ssh/key.pub # Public key you want to use to access this container via SSH
- ./fonts:/usr/share/fonts/custom # Custom fonts that your subtitles burn-in process might require
- ~/Videos:/data # Media files you plan to process with subs-burner
Connect to the started container via SSH or ttyd then use burn_subs.sh from anywhere. That's it.
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over 2 years ago
docker pull m4heshd/subs-burner