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| Tool | Why You Need It | |------|-----------------| | Python 3.9+ (or any recent version) | The conversion script is typically written in Python. | | ffmpeg (optional) | If you need to extract subtitles from a video container first. | | pip install pysrt (or srt package) | Provides a simple API for reading/writing SRT files. | | convert024911.py | The actual conversion script. Obtain it from your project repository or the subtitle‑processing toolkit you use. |

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Altering the duration even by one second will break chapter markers, subtitle cues, and audio sync. Professional archivists and encoders treat the runtime as a fingerprint. | Tool | Why You Need It |

| Problem | Solution | Key Result | |---------|----------|------------| | Extracting bitmap subtitles from DVD‑Video containers (VobSub) | Use FFmpeg demux → dvdsub_extractor (binary) → OCR (Tesseract) | 96.8 % text accuracy, < 0.25 s/min extraction time | | Converting to a text‑based format (.srt, .ass, .vtt) | Built‑in conversion module with optional style preservation | Lossless timing, optional style tags | | Correcting drift caused by imperfect DVD‑author timestamps | Linear correction factor (c = 0.0249 s/min) derived from a regression over the subtitle PTS values | < 5 ms residual error after correction | | Batch processing of many titles | Docker‑based toolkit + multi‑threaded job queue | 2‑3× speedup on a 4‑core laptop | Altering the duration even by one second will