Please help to identify the subtitle format
Thread poster: lococo
lococo
lococo
Local time: 07:57
Jul 20, 2010

The following examples of what format? Please help.

[0000]
00:00:00:00
00:00:00:08
STORY: Two and a Half Men
LANG: TUR
START T/C 01:00:00:00
1st SUBTITLE TC: 01:00:06:00
TOTAL NO.OF TITLES: 288
T/C OF LAST TITLE: 01:20:01:17
ACTUAL ID TITLE: Two and a Half Men 3
[0001]
01:00:06:00
01:00:10:23
[C-16771703]Evde böcek, karınca varsa...
[0002]
01:00:11:22
01:00:16:09
[C-16771703]Böc
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The following examples of what format? Please help.

[0000]
00:00:00:00
00:00:00:08
STORY: Two and a Half Men
LANG: TUR
START T/C 01:00:00:00
1st SUBTITLE TC: 01:00:06:00
TOTAL NO.OF TITLES: 288
T/C OF LAST TITLE: 01:20:01:17
ACTUAL ID TITLE: Two and a Half Men 3
[0001]
01:00:06:00
01:00:10:23
[C-16771703]Evde böcek, karınca varsa...
[0002]
01:00:11:22
01:00:16:09
[C-16771703]Böcek, sinek, salyangoz ve
[C-16771703]sürünen yaratıklar varsa...
[0003]
01:00:18:22
01:00:21:05
[C-16771703]–Biz geldik.
[C-16771703]–Gel, odama bak anne.
[0004]
01:00:21:09
01:00:23:11
[C-16771703]–Hemen geliyorum tatlım.
[C-16771703]–Merhaba Charlie amca.
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Arjan Bilo
Arjan Bilo  Identity Verified
Czech Republic
Local time: 06:57
Albanian to English
+ ...
SRT format? Jul 20, 2010

Hi,
It seems to me like SRT format, but I am not sure.


 
Didier Briel
Didier Briel  Identity Verified
France
Local time: 06:57
English to French
+ ...
Doesn't look like SubRip Jul 20, 2010

Arjan Bilo wrote:
It seems to me like SRT format, but I am not sure.

I don't think it is in SubRip (i.e., .srt) format.

In SubRip, the text starts on the beginning of lines:

1
00:00:20,000 --> 00:00:24,400
Altocumulus clouds occur between six thousand

2
00:00:24,600 --> 00:00:27,800
and twenty thousand feet above ground level.


See SubRip specification on Wikipedia

Didier


 


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