rsrt¶ ↑

• github.com/olivernn/rsrt

This gem includes the command line application shift_subtitle, a quick application that allows people to shift the times of subtitles in a .srt file.

This application was created as part of the RubyLearning Blog competition here rubylearning.com/blog/2009/09/24/rpcfn-shift-subtitle-1/

Subtitles can be shifted forward or backwards. You can start shifting from any subtitle.

run ruby shift_subtitle -h for a full list of options -p –operation : either add or sub to add time or subtract time from the subtitles -t –time : the amount of time to add or subtract from each subtitle range, this should be in milliseconds using the , as a thousand separator, e.g. 1,500 is 1 and a half seconds -s –start_from : optional, the id of the subtitle to start shifting from, defaults to 1 -i –input_file : the full path to the input .srt file, this must be in the correct format -o –output_file : the full path to the output .srt file

sudo gem install rsrt

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