SubRip (*.srt) format extensions:
- syntax definitions
- few commands
- auto cue
Commands are prefixed with SubRip: in Command Palette.
Shift timestamps of selected or all cues.
Timestamp format is the same as the one used in SubRip. All timestamp parts are optional. Timestamp can be negative.
Examples:
| Rule | Time Interval |
|---|---|
01:02:03,004 |
Canonical notation. 1 hour 2 min 3 sec 4 msec |
3 |
3 seconds |
,4 |
4 msec |
3,4 |
3004 msec |
3,004 |
3004 msec |
3,400 |
3400 msec |
2: |
2 minutes |
2:: |
2 hours |
-3 |
back by 3 seconds |
Renumber all cue counters in the file.
Remove cue(s) under cursor(s) or in selection(s). Performs recount after removal.
Toggles the use of strict syntax in current view. By default it is turned off.
When it is on, lines, containing syntax errors, are highlighted using illegal.invalid scope. In color themes this scope usually has well-noticeable eye-catching colors (like red background). This is quite annoying when writing new subtitles, but could be quite useful when editing or fixing existing ones.
Inserts cue snippet when you press Enter on empty line. Snippet has correct counter and timestamps of previous cue. You can walk through timestamps parts using Tab key.
It can be disabled by setting auto_cue parameter to false. Parameter can be edited using menu Preferences -> Package Settings -> SubRip -> Settings — User.