I don't know how common this is, but I ran into an .srt subtitle file that would not load in any player or even subtitle program. Somehow all the commas ',' in the time lines milliseconds were replaced with periods '.'.
I'm not big with regular expression search and replace. It was just faster to write an AutoIt3 program in case this should pop up again.
It simply reads the .srt file listed on the command line, substitutes ',' for '.' found on even lines, and writes it back out to filename.srt.fixed. The original is not altered.
Usage: SrtFix filename.srt
You can download it here:
http://www.favessoft.com/downloads.html
I'm not big with regular expression search and replace. It was just faster to write an AutoIt3 program in case this should pop up again.
It simply reads the .srt file listed on the command line, substitutes ',' for '.' found on even lines, and writes it back out to filename.srt.fixed. The original is not altered.
Usage: SrtFix filename.srt
You can download it here:
http://www.favessoft.com/downloads.html



