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One common operation on subtitles is to apply a linear correction to fix various sync issues. This basically means that you change one time in the beginning and one in the end and it then recalculates all subtitles in between in a linear fashion.
@Jacalz I've added linear correction to the project. You can either use it in your code with s.ApplyLinearCorrection() or with the CLI with apply-linear-correction. Check out the README for more info and let me know whether this works properly 👍
One common operation on subtitles is to apply a linear correction to fix various sync issues. This basically means that you change one time in the beginning and one in the end and it then recalculates all subtitles in between in a linear fashion.
An example of this could be the linear correction of https://subshifter.bitsnbites.eu/.
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