pycaption 1.0.7

Closed caption converter

pycaption is a caption reading/writing module. Use one of the given Readers to read content into a CaptionSet object, and then use one of the Writers to output the CaptionSet into captions of your desired format.

Tested with Python 3.4 and 3.5. (for Python 2 use pycaption < 1.0.0)

For details, see the documentation.

Changelog

1.0.7

• Fixed issue with SCC paint-on buffer not being cleared after storing

• Removed null DFXPReader captions from the resulting caption list

• Updated SCCReader double command handling to include the positioning and tab offset case

1.0.6

• Added MicroDVD format

• Fix for missing end times when reading multiple SAMI paragraphs inside a SYNC

• Fix for wrong order when multiple SRT captions have the same timestamp

• Fix for DFXP timestamps adding leading zeros to 2-digit hours

• Added support for BeautifulSoup 4.9

• Added tests for SCC to DFXP conversion when the source contains ampersands

• Added support for Python 3.9

1.0.5

• Added language parameter to WebVTTWriter

• Fix for TranscriptWriter merging words at caption boundary

• Updated documentation with positioning information

• Updated DFXP reader to fallback to the document’s language if no language is present on individual <div>

• Introduced PYCAPTION_DEFAULT_LANG environment variable and set it to default to ‘und’

• Fixed DFXPReader timestamp validation to accept frames and frames conversion to microseconds

1.0.4

• Included tests in PyPI tarball

• Ignore WebVTT empty cues instead of raising an exception

• Updated BeautifulSoup version to >=4.8.1,<4.9 and fixed failing tests

• Handled index error when sending bad timestamp for DFXP format

1.0.3

• Fixed issue with SCC reader including both special characters and their potential substitute

• Modified enum34 dependency to versions under Python 3.4

• Removed Python 3.4 and added 3.6, 3.7 and 3.8 to Travis tests

1.0.2

• Fixed typos in SCC positioning codes

• Added missing SCC positioning codes to positioning map

1.0.0

• Added Python 3 support

0.5.x

• Added positioning support

• Created documentation

License

This module is Copyright 2012 PBS.org and is available under the Apache License, Version 2.0.