srt-shift is a simple command-line script for shifting the times in a .srt subtitle file. It worked on the two or three files I tried, but let me know if it doesn’t work for you.
Usage examples:
- To shift the subtitles backward 5 seconds:
srt-shift subtitles.srt -5
- To shift them forward 5 seconds:
srt-shift subtitles.srt 5
- srt-shift will output the new subtitles to stdout, so to save them, do:
srt-shift subtitles.srt 5 > fixed.srt
Installation: sudo easy_install srt-shift
That’s all there is to it. You can find the latest version at <http://github.com/adeel/srt-shift>.
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