The script editor allows to modify subtitle documents without having to import them. Currently it can only modify timecodes.

It can automatically detect timecodes in the opened document. Once detected, they can be modified.

 

 

Editor

Specifies the type of editor to use. The available options may vary depending of installed plug-ins.

 

Text

Allows to modify text files.

Microsoft Excel

Allows to modify Excel documents.

 

Text editor

 

Parser

Specifies the kind of text to work with.

 

Text

Allows to work with plain text files.

XML

Allows to work with XML formatted text files.

SAMI

Allows to work with SAMI text files.

 

Load

Loads a text into the editor, and parses it.

 

Paste

Pastes the clipboard text into the editor, and parses it.

 

Refresh

Restored and re-parses the text.

 

Copy

Copies the text to the clipboard.

 

Save as

Saves the text to a text file.

 

Microsoft Excel editor

This editor allows to modify Excel documents. It read a group of cells, modify them, and past them in a new location.

Excel must be running.

 

Worksheet

Specifies the Excel worksheet to work with.

 

Refresh

Refreshes the list of worksheets.

 

 

Source range

Specifies the range of cells to modify.

 

Target

Specifies the new start location for the modified cells.

 

Times

The times panel allows to modify timecodes in the current opened document.

 

From

Specifies the timecode format and frame rate of the original times.

 

To

Specifies the timecode format and frame rate the times will be converted to.

 

Offset

Specifies an offset for the times.

 

Time stretch

If enabled, the times will be multiplied by the right factor.

This option is visible only when the from/to frame rates are different.

 

Apply

Applies the time modifications to the detected timecodes.