This is a java framework for processing subtitle formats and converting them into other formats.
So far the formats supported are EBU's STL, .SCC, .ASS/.SSA .SRT and a subset of W3C's TTML 1.0
The whole project is under licensed under MIT so it can be used freely. Do not hesitate to contact me if this project or I can be of assistance.
You can find the logic working online at: subtitleconverter.net
This work was done as part of my bachelor's thesis for the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.
Copyright (c) 2012 J. David REQUEJO j[dot]david[dot]requejo[at] gmail
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Modified by Ethan Hart
To run conversion, first, you must compile Convert.java by doing the following:
$ cd Subtitle\ Files/src/
$ javac Convert.java
Once you have Convert.class, you can run the following:
$ java Convert input-file input-format output-format output-file
Note: Some IO changes have been made for Linux support (filepaths) and are not guaranteed to work on Windows.
To make a java archive (jar) file, do the following:
$ cd Subtitle\ Files/src/
$ ./makejar.sh
This will create a jar which can be run from anywhere. It uses the same the argument structure as the Convert.class.