Broken VTT styling in output (0.26.0 only)

[kloon15]

2_Eng.zip

The simplified code:

var sub *astisub.Subtitles
if strings.HasSuffix(file.Name, ".srt") {
sub, err = astisub.ReadFromSRT(fd)
} else if strings.HasSuffix(file.Name, ".ass") || strings.HasSuffix(file.Name, ".ssa") {
sub, err = astisub.ReadFromSSA(fd)
}
var buf = &bytes.Buffer{}
sub.WriteToWebVTT(buf)

[Quentin Renard]

What is actually missing is parsing the html tags in .srt (and other formats as well) and writing them in .vtt (and other formats as well).

I won't have time to work on this anytime soon but I'm welcoming PRs. I can point towards the proper direction 👍

[kloon15]

What is actually missing is parsing the html tags in .srt (and other formats as well) and writing them in .vtt (and other formats as well).

I won't have time to work on this anytime soon but I'm welcoming PRs. I can point towards the proper direction 👍

I see, well i have some javascript code that does srt to vtt with styles as a starting point, but im far from a go dev. How complicated would this be in go?

[Quentin Renard]

Regarding parsing html tags in .srt we'd have to:

• add a parseTextSrt() method similar to parseTextWebVTT

Regarding writing htmk tags in .srt we'd have to:

• add a (li LineItem) srtBytes() (c []byte) method similar to webVTTBytes