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According to subs.py linking happens before scenetiming, which should be the source for this behavior. Simply switching both seems to fix it, but might have other implications though.
Example SRT:
1
00:21:51,920 --> 00:21:54,631
Line 1
2
00:21:54,798 --> 00:21:57,259
Line 2 (snaps to keyframe)
3
00:21:57,425 --> 00:22:01,805
Line 3 (overlaps to line 2 due to previous linking)
4
00:22:01,930 --> 00:22:06,685
Line 4
When using scenetiming and linking together, lines will overlap in this situation:
[Line1]....... [Line2]..|KF|..... [Line3]
--> Linking
[Line1].......[Line2]..|KF|.....[Line3]
--> Scenetiming
[Line1].......[Line2 + Line1-Overlap]..|KF + Line1-End|.....[Line3]
According to subs.py linking happens before scenetiming, which should be the source for this behavior. Simply switching both seems to fix it, but might have other implications though.
Example SRT:
Example keyframes:
example_keyframes.txt
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