Installation

Ubuntu 16.04 LTS

Open your terminal and type in:

sudo apt-get install libav-tools libavcodec-extra mpv

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Linux Mint 18

Open your terminal and type in:

sudo apt-get install libav-tools libavcodec-extra mpv

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Arch Linux

Open your terminal and type in:

sudo pacman -S ffmpeg gtk3 mpv

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Windows

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Start the installers in the installation directory and follow the given instructions. The dotNet4_6_1.exe installer might show you a already installed in higher version warning, which is acceptable. To start SubtitleMemorize, execute SubtitleMemorize.bat in the main extracted directory.

Unsupported systems: Linux Mint 17.3 and below, Debian 8 and below

These systems ship with GTK+ 3 in a version prior 3.16, so SubtitleMemorize will not work on them.

Other operating systems (other Linux distributions, macOS, ...)

Your know-how is needed! If you managed to manually install the dependencies on these platforms and successfully created a SubtitleMemorize deck, please add an installation tutorial here.

SubtitleMemorize depends on the following frameworks/programs:

• mono/.NET to start executable
• ffmpeg for media-related work (splitting video, extracting images/audio from video, rescaling images, normalizing audio, etc.)
• GTK+ 3 for the GUI (>= version 3.16)
• mpv for live audio preview (optional)