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srt-ms-normalizer

v3.0.2

Published

NodeJS CLI that fixes millisecond discrepancies between individual subtitles.

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Keywords

subtitlesrtmstimestamp

Readme

Have a subtitle that has overlapping millisecond timestamp values? This NodeJS CLI checks for discrepancies in the MS portion of the timestamp from the end-time and start-time of subtitles. It then updates the MS to be continuous. Install globally via NPM.

Prerequisites

  • NodeJS

Installing

Install dependencies via NPM/Yarn to run

npm install -g srt-ms-normalizer

Running Application

After installing globally via NPM, run on either a single file or directory:

Single File

msNormalizer -f '/absolute/path/to/file.srt'

Directory

msNormalizer -d '/absolute/path/to/dir/'

An srt will be generated in the same location as the srt or directory provided with all millisecond discrepancies normalized. It will have '_msUpdated' appended to the file name.