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Hello, It seems that the TCP (Time Code: Start-of-Programme) should not be substracted to TCI and TCO. When using stl2srt I have :
00:00:00,600 --> 00:00:01,880 <i>Anteriormente en Chance...</i>
And with Subtitle Edit 3.5.13 :
00:00:01,600 --> 00:00:02,880 <i>Anteriormente en Chance...</i>
https://github.com/IRT-Open-Source/scf/blob/master/modules/STL2STLXML/stl2stlxml.py gives the following ttml begin="00:00:01:15" end="00:00:02:22" Which is also correct as the last digit in ttml represent a frame number (here 15->0.6sec and 22->0.880sec)
begin="00:00:01:15" end="00:00:02:22"
Playing with VLC, the stl2srt version gives 1 second shift. The Subtitle Edit version is OK.
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Hello,
It seems that the TCP (Time Code: Start-of-Programme) should not be substracted to TCI and TCO. When using stl2srt I have :
And with Subtitle Edit 3.5.13 :
https://github.com/IRT-Open-Source/scf/blob/master/modules/STL2STLXML/stl2stlxml.py
gives the following ttml
begin="00:00:01:15" end="00:00:02:22"Which is also correct as the last digit in ttml represent a frame number (here 15->0.6sec and 22->0.880sec)
Playing with VLC, the stl2srt version gives 1 second shift.
The Subtitle Edit version is OK.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: