Parsing Error on Python 3.7

[WebFikirleri]

Here is the output

M:\FlixGrab>"Q:\[QW]\ttml2srt\python.exe" "Q:\[QW]\ttml2srt\ttml2srt.py" "M:\FlixGrab\[S1.Ep2] Sherlock - The Blind Banker.Turkish.ttml" > "M:\FlixGrab\[S1.Ep2] Sherlock - The Blind Banker.Turkish.srt" Traceback (most recent call last): File "Q:\[QW]\ttml2srt\ttml2srt.py", line 88, in <module> parse_times(body) File "Q:\[QW]\ttml2srt\ttml2srt.py", line 86, in parse_times parse_times(child, default_begin=begin) File "Q:\[QW]\ttml2srt\ttml2srt.py", line 86, in parse_times parse_times(child, default_begin=begin) File "Q:\[QW]\ttml2srt\ttml2srt.py", line 64, in parse_times begin = parse_time_expression(elem.attrib['begin'], default_offset=default_begin) File "Q:\[QW]\ttml2srt\ttml2srt.py", line 49, in parse_time_expression raise NotImplementedError('Parsing time expressions by ticks is not supported!') NotImplementedError: Parsing time expressions by ticks is not supported!

[codingcatgirl]

This has nothing to do with python 3.7 but it's exactly what the error message says. This TTML file uses "ticks" as a time unit, which is not supported by ttml2srt because it would require information about the video stream.

[codingcatgirl]

My bad, it was a misunderstanding of the specification. ticks are supported now.