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Latest revision as of 05:45, 28 April 2019
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VLC can decode this container. The module name to use at the command line is subtitle. |
SubRip is the native subtitle format of the SubRip program, developed by a friend of the creator of SubViewer. It is one of the most used formats for subtitles.
It may have the file extension .srt. It can be embedded in mkv files.
Specification
Format
Each frame of a subtitle is formatted as follows:
n h1:m1:s1,d1 --> h2:m2:s2,d2 Line 1 Line 2 …
Note the last line is a blank line between subtitle frames, and the decimal separator is a comma (per French-style).
- n
- sequential number. This may also appear on the same line as start/stop times
- h1:m1:s1,d1
- start time of this frame, in hours minutes and seconds to three decimal places
- h2:m2:s2,d2
- stop time
Example
A 2-frame subtitle:
1 00:00:20,000 --> 00:00:24,400 a bla bla ble a bla bla ble a bla bla ble 2 00:00:24,600 --> 00:00:27,800 a bla bla ble…
Extensions
Some subtitles feature html tags inside the SubRip text:
<b>…</b>: bold<s>…</s>: strikethrough<u>…</u>: underline<i>…</i>: italic<font color=… face=…>: font attributes
See also
- SongSubtitles.org (now defunct)
