Is there an app which I can run from the command line to change the
offset of subtitle files?

Thanks.

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On 2009-12-31 22:27 (+0200), Dotan Cohen wrote:

> Is there an app which I can run from the command line to change the
> offset of subtitle files?

Yes, mplayer with -subfps and -subdelay options. To save new subtitle
file use one of -dumpsrtsub, -dumpmicrodvdsub etc. options.

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Dotan Cohen wrote:
> Is there an app which I can run from the command line to change the
> offset of subtitle files?
>

Yeah, in the libsubtitles-perl package. It's just a simple wrapper for
that Perl library, which could be used for more complex manipulations.



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