srt
What is a .srt file?
application/x-subrip
SRT (SubRip) is a plain-text subtitle format listing numbered cues, each with a start and end timecode and one or more lines of text. It is simple, human-readable, and extremely widely supported by players. It carries no styling metadata beyond basic inline tags.
How to use a .srt file
Use an example SRT to test subtitle parsing, timecode handling, and converters that translate between SRT and WebVTT or other caption formats.
Download example .srt files
- Supplier order call: timed captionsThe recogniser's output with timings, 6 cues over the full take. Carries the same normalisation as the plain transcript in this group, so it inherits the same scoring trap, and adds the timing dimension: a cue that starts before the word is spoken is a different defect from a cue with the wrong words in it.
- Invoice dispute: timed captionsThe recogniser's output with timings, 4 cues over the full take. Carries the same normalisation as the plain transcript in this group, so it inherits the same scoring trap, and adds the timing dimension: a cue that starts before the word is spoken is a different defect from a cue with the wrong words in it.
- Reservation voicemail: timed captionsThe recogniser's output with timings, 5 cues over the full take. Carries the same normalisation as the plain transcript in this group, so it inherits the same scoring trap, and adds the timing dimension: a cue that starts before the word is spoken is a different defect from a cue with the wrong words in it.
- Delivery driver: timed captionsThe recogniser's output with timings, 6 cues over the full take. Carries the same normalisation as the plain transcript in this group, so it inherits the same scoring trap, and adds the timing dimension: a cue that starts before the word is spoken is a different defect from a cue with the wrong words in it.
- Staff briefing: timed captionsThe recogniser's output with timings, 6 cues over the full take. Carries the same normalisation as the plain transcript in this group, so it inherits the same scoring trap, and adds the timing dimension: a cue that starts before the word is spoken is a different defect from a cue with the wrong words in it.
- Haccp training: timed captionsThe recogniser's output with timings, 4 cues over the full take. Carries the same normalisation as the plain transcript in this group, so it inherits the same scoring trap, and adds the timing dimension: a cue that starts before the word is spoken is a different defect from a cue with the wrong words in it.
- Ivr menu: timed captionsThe recogniser's output with timings, 3 cues over the full take. Carries the same normalisation as the plain transcript in this group, so it inherits the same scoring trap, and adds the timing dimension: a cue that starts before the word is spoken is a different defect from a cue with the wrong words in it.
- Cost podcast: timed captionsThe recogniser's output with timings, 4 cues over the full take. Carries the same normalisation as the plain transcript in this group, so it inherits the same scoring trap, and adds the timing dimension: a cue that starts before the word is spoken is a different defect from a cue with the wrong words in it.
and 37 more in the library.