Delay or advance subtitles in a .srt file. Contribute to maxkapur/srt_delay development by creating an account on GitHub.
Let’s say you’re giving a talk, and you’ve been asked to provide a caption file in .srt format along with a pre-recorded video of your talk. How should you create the caption file? You could do it manually in a text editor, but there are also many software tools to help, ranging from those aimed at professional captioners to those developed by and for the anime fansub community. For a lot of folks, a simple and effective approach is to use YouTube Studio, taking advantage of YouTube’s automatically generated captions. Of course, the automatic captions are going to be wrong a lot – that’s where you, the human expert, come in!
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Automagically synchronize subtitles with video. Contribute to smacke/ffsubsync development by creating an account on GitHub.
(Assumed audience: folks familiar with Combine and optionally, Point-Free’s swift-composable-architecture and -parsing packages.)
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