srt-mux1
Srt subtitle processing tool
Overview
usage: srt mux [-h] --input FILE [--output FILE] [--no-strict] [--debug]
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[--ignore-parsing-errors] [--encoding ENCODING] [--ms MILLISECONDS] [-w WIDTH] [-t] [--no-time-matching]
Merge multiple subtitles together into one.
options:
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-h, --help -
show this help message and exit
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--input FILE, -i FILE -
the files to process
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--output FILE, -o FILE -
the file to write to (default: stdout)
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--no-strict -
allow blank lines in output, your media player may explode
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--debug -
enable debug logging
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--ignore-parsing-errors, -c -
try to keep going, even if there are parsing errors
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--encoding ENCODING, -e ENCODING -
the encoding to read/write files in (default: utf8)
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--ms MILLISECONDS -
if subs being muxed are within this number of milliseconds of each other, they will have their times matched (default: 600)
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-w WIDTH, --width WIDTH -
how many subs to consider for time matching at once (default: 5)
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-t, --top-and-bottom -
use SSA-style tags to place files at the top and bottom, respectively. Turns off time matching
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--no-time-matching -
don't try to do time matching for close subtitles (see
--ms)
examples:
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Merge English and Chinese subtitles
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$ srt mux -i eng.srt -i chs.srt -o both.srt
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Merge subtitles, with one on top and one at the bottom
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$ srt mux -t -i eng.srt -i chs.srt -o both.srt
History
- Debian 13 (Trixie): the text shown here
- Debian 12 (Bookworm)