WebVTT is what HTML5 video wants - the format a browser will load into a <track> element. The two are close relatives, so this is largely a header, a comma swapped for a full stop in the timestamps, and you're done.
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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.
The subtitle format built for HTML5 video - what a browser loads into a track element. It's SRT with a header, a full stop instead of a comma in the timestamps, and optional positioning and styling that most people never touch.
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WebVTT is what HTML5 video wants - the format a browser will load into a <track> element. The two are close relatives, so this is largely a header, a comma swapped for a full stop in the timestamps, and you're done.
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