SubtitlesParser

Universal subtitles parser which aims at supporting all subtitle formats. For more info on subtitles formats, see this page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Subtitle_file_formats

It's available on Nuget:

Install-Package SubtitlesParser

For now, 7 different formats are supported:

• MicroDvd https://github.com/AlexPoint/SubtitlesParser/blob/master/SubtitlesParser/Classes/Parsers/MicroDvdParser.cs
• SubRip https://github.com/AlexPoint/SubtitlesParser/blob/master/SubtitlesParser/Classes/Parsers/SrtParser.cs
• SubStationAlpha https://github.com/AlexPoint/SubtitlesParser/blob/master/SubtitlesParser/Classes/Parsers/SsaParser.cs
• SubViewer https://github.com/AlexPoint/SubtitlesParser/blob/master/SubtitlesParser/Classes/Parsers/SubViewerParser.cs
• TTML https://github.com/AlexPoint/SubtitlesParser/blob/master/SubtitlesParser/Classes/Parsers/TtmlParser.cs
• WebVTT https://github.com/AlexPoint/SubtitlesParser/blob/master/SubtitlesParser/Classes/Parsers/VttParser.cs
• Youtube specific XML format https://github.com/AlexPoint/SubtitlesParser/blob/master/SubtitlesParser/Classes/Parsers/YtXmlFormatParser.cs

Quickstart

You can check the Test project for subtitles files and more sample codes.

Universal parser

If you don't specify the subtitle format, the SubtitlesParser will try all the registered parsers (7 for now)

var parser = new SubtitlesParser.Classes.Parsers.SubParser();
using (var fileStream = File.OpenRead(pathToSrtFile)){
	var items = parser.ParseStream(fileStream);
}

Specific parser

You can use a specific parser if you know the format of the files you parse. For example, for parsing an srt file:

var parser = new SubtitlesParser.Classes.Parsers.SrtParser();
using (var fileStream = File.OpenRead(pathToSrtFile)){
	var items = parser.ParseStream(fileStream);
}