Flattens a styled subtitle file down to plain text and timing. Everything that made it ASS - fonts, colours, positioning, karaoke effects - is dropped, because SRT has no way to say any of it. What you get is the dialogue, which is usually the point.
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Advanced SubStation Alpha, the format serious subtitling actually uses. Fonts, colours, positioning, rotation, karaoke timing - anything you've seen a fansub do, it was doing it here. Converting to SRT throws all of that away and keeps the words.
SubRip subtitles: a number, a timestamp, a line of text, a blank line, repeat. That's the entire format. It carries no styling and no positioning, which is precisely why every player, TV and video tool on earth reads it.
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Flattens a styled subtitle file down to plain text and timing. Everything that made it ASS - fonts, colours, positioning, karaoke effects - is dropped, because SRT has no way to say any of it. What you get is the dialogue, which is usually the point.
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