offset a SRT (SubRip) file's timestamps forward or backward
npm install resync-srt> Streaming* command and module that reads SRT data and a time offset and
> outputs the resultant SRT.
To use resync-srt as a command, install it using npm:
``
$ npm install -g resync-srt
You can feed it either files or raw data from stdin:
`
$ resync-srt 500
1
00:00:00,000 --> 00:03:00,000
Hello, warld!
^D
which will output
`
1
00:00:00,500 --> 00:03:00,500
Hello, warld!
If this data was in an .srt file you could also use the filename as the first
argument:
`
$ resync-srt foo.srt -1000
`
resync-srt [FILE] MILLISECOND-OFFSET
`
var resync = require('resync-srt')
resync-srt` exports a single method, which accepts an offset in millseconds.
Positive values push the timestamps forward in time, while negative values push
them backward.
This returns a
Transform
stream: reading SRT data and outputting SRT data that has been time-shifted.
This is still using subtitle.js
which doesn't offer a streaming interface. This module merely wraps its
functionality into a convenient interface. See the
issue.
MIT