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+ | A repair tool for .srt subtitle files | ||
+ | This is a repair tool for .srt subtitle files. It rebuilds .srt files and eliminates common bugs and corruptions with a flexible algorithm. | ||
+ | Its made in C++ and is freeware. | ||
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+ | For a detailed list of the different .srt bugs & corruptions it can repair check out the "issues.htm" file. Note that SRTWiz will repair ANY combination of any of these bugs & corruptions. | ||
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+ | SRTWiz creates backup files so that you will never lose any data. Its designed to create a backup file of the original .srt file before any repair, if it for some reason cannot create a backup file, it will cancel the repair process for safety reasons. | ||
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+ | ====== How to use: ====== | ||
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+ | Its easy to use! Just drag & drop the .srt file onto SRTWiz and it will automatically repair the file and make a backup of the old .srt file naming it *.old and place it in the same directory. | ||
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+ | Just make a shortcut to SRTWiz and place it on the desktop or make it a quick launch item where you easily can drop .srt files onto it. | ||
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+ | ====== Restrictions: ====== | ||
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+ | * Not exactly an issue but the .srt files to be repaired cannot be write protected since SRTWiz will rebuild it and replace it. | ||
+ | * The .srt file cannot be less than 29 bytes long. | ||
+ | * The file cannot contain the ascii character "�" (208). This is a special character used in the repair process of the file. | ||
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+ | Website: http://www.videohelp.com/tools/SRTWiz | ||
+ | ScreenShot: http://www.videohelp.com/toolsimages/thumb_srtwiz_682.jpg |