Sbv To Srt MCP tool
findutils:sbv_to_srt Convert a YouTube SubViewer (.sbv) caption export to SubRip (.srt), or back again. YouTube Studio still hands out .sbv, which most editors and players will not open: its timing line is `0:00:01.000,0:00:04.000` where SubRip wants `00:00:01,000 --> 00:00:04,000`, and it carries no cue numbers, so simply renaming the file does not work. Going to SRT pads the hours, swaps the separators and numbers the cues from 1; going back to SBV strips the numbers and restores the SubViewer timing. Cue text and order are preserved exactly. Direction is detected from the input by default.
Arguments
application/json-
input
string required
Caption file contents, either SubViewer (.sbv) or SubRip (.srt).
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direction
string optional
auto reads the input and picks the direction. Default auto. One of
auto · sbv-to-srt · srt-to-sbv. Default"auto".
Example arguments
Verified{
"input": "0:00:01.000,0:00:04.000\nGood morning.\n\n0:00:05.500,0:00:08.250\nTwo lines\nin one cue.\n"
}More Media tools
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