FontCollector for Advanced SubStation Alpha file. This tool allows to recover and/or mux the fonts necessary in an mkv.
pip install FontCollector
$ fontcollector --help
usage: fontcollector [-h] --input [INPUT ...] [-mkv MKV] [--output OUTPUT] [-mkvpropedit MKVPROPEDIT] [--delete-fonts] [--additional-fonts ADDITIONAL_FONTS [ADDITIONAL_FONTS ...]]
[--additional-fonts-recursive ADDITIONAL_FONTS_RECURSIVE [ADDITIONAL_FONTS_RECURSIVE ...]] [--exclude-system-fonts] [--collect-draw-fonts] [--dont-convert-variable-to-collection]
[--logging [LOGGING]]
FontCollector for Advanced SubStation Alpha file.
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--input [INPUT ...], -i [INPUT ...]
Subtitles file. Must be an ASS file/directory. You can specify more than one .ass file/path.
-mkv MKV
Video where the fonts will be merge. Must be a Matroska file.
--output OUTPUT, -o OUTPUT
Destination path of the font. If -o and -mkv aren't specified, it will be the current path.
-mkvpropedit MKVPROPEDIT
Path to mkvpropedit.exe if not in variable environments. If -mkv is not specified, it will do
nothing.
--delete-fonts, -d
If -d is specified, it will delete the font attached to the mkv before merging the new needed
font. If -mkv is not specified, it will do nothing.
--additional-fonts ADDITIONAL_FONTS [ADDITIONAL_FONTS ...], -add-fonts ADDITIONAL_FONTS [ADDITIONAL_FONTS ...]
May be a directory containing font files or a single font file. You can specify more than one
additional-fonts.
If it is a directory, it won't search recursively for fonts
--additional-fonts-recursive ADDITIONAL_FONTS_RECURSIVE [ADDITIONAL_FONTS_RECURSIVE ...], -add-fonts-rec ADDITIONAL_FONTS_RECURSIVE [ADDITIONAL_FONTS_RECURSIVE ...]
Path to font directory, which will be recursively searched for fonts.
--exclude-system-fonts
If specified, FontCollector won't use the system font to find the font used by an .ass file.
--collect-draw-fonts
If specified, FontCollector will collect the font used by the draw. For more detail when this
is usefull, see: https://github.com/libass/libass/issues/617
--dont-convert-variable-to-collection
If specified, FontCollector won't convert variable font to a font collection. see: https://github.com/libass/libass/issues/386
--logging [LOGGING], -log [LOGGING]
Destination path of log. If it isn't specified, it will be YYYY-MM-DD--HH-MM-SS_font_collector.log.Recover fonts from 2 .ass files and save them in the current folder
fontCollector -i "file1.ass" "file2.ass"
Take all the .ass files from the current folder and save the font in the current folder
fontCollector -i .
Mux font from .ass file into an mkv
fontCollector -i "file1.ass" -mkv "example.mkv" -mkvpropedit "C:\Program Files\MKVToolNix\mkvpropedit.exe"
Mux the font from the .ass file into an mkv and delete the currently attached fonts.
fontCollector -i "file1.ass" -mkv "example.mkv" -mkvpropedit "C:\Program Files\MKVToolNix\mkvpropedit.exe" -d
Since Libass does not support variable font, this tool will automatically generate a OpenType Font Collection. The generated collection is designed to simulate how VSFilter/GDI handles variable font.
- fontmerge for the idea to automatically merge the font into the mkv.
- Myaamori-Aegisub-Scripts Without this tool, I probably could never have created the fontCollector. I got a lot of inspiration from his work.
- PyonFX I inspired myself from his setup.py to create mine.
- rcombs for her help with how VSFilter pick font when faux-bold need to be applied.
- assfc for all the idea behind the font_loader.
- Christopher Leung for his help on how GDI handle variable font.