SRT to LRC converter
SRT to LRC turns a subtitle file into synced lyrics that music players show line by line.
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- Format
- Cues
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This format stores times as frame numbers, so it has no meaning without a rate. We don't guess one.
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LRC is the lyrics format music players read: one line of words for each time stamp. Converting from SRT keeps every line and its start time. LRC has no end times, so each line stays up until the next one starts, and a two-line subtitle becomes one line. Times are rounded to hundredths of a second, which is all LRC stores.
What changes when you convert SRT to LRC
Not everything survives the trip. Converting SRT to LRC drops or flattens the following:
Questions
Why are the end times gone?
LRC only records when each line starts. Players show it until the next line.
Can I go back from LRC to SRT?
Yes, with LRC to SRT.
Will italics or colours show?
No. LRC is plain text, so styling is dropped.