SRT to JSON (TED.com) Subtitle Online Converter
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Subtitle JSON
Subtitles are an under-rated part of movie data, but a source of enormous inefficiency. The most interesting part is a literary transcription of audio information provides a way to make movies searchable.
Overlay Object
Screen events are an array of overlay objects, ordered ASC by their starting timecode (in milliseconds).
A timecoded subtitle overlay is represented as a common JSON object:
- trigger: The time in milliseconds the screen event cue occurs.
- lang: The ISO language code of the content to be displayed.
- atyles: Which style classes the playback device should apply to the content.
- templates: Which display templates the playback device should apply to the content (queued).
- start: A mathematical breakdown of the time the screen event should be triggered.
- end: A mathematical breakdown of the time the screen event should finish and no longer display.
- duration: A mathematical breakdown of the screen event's lifetime.
- content: The LTR/RTL string that should be displayed.
- meta: Any custom data that can be added to the overlay event for the bbenefit of the playback device,
{ "trigger": 4736088, "lang": "en", "styles": [ "default" ], "templates": [ "default" ], "start": { "time": 4736088, "hour": 1, "mins": 18, "secs": 56, "ms": 88 }, "end": { "time": 4739256, "hour": 1, "mins": 18, "secs": 59, "ms": 256 }, "duration": { "secs": 3.168, "ms": 3168 }, "content": "There are a hundred different ways to skim off the top.", "meta": { "original": { "start": "01:18:56,088", "end": "01:18:59,256" } } }