alass_util

Struct SyncOptions

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pub struct SyncOptions {
    pub interval: i64,
    pub split_mode: bool,
    pub split_penalty: f64,
    pub speed_optimization: Option<f64>,
    pub framerate_correction: bool,
}
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Options governing the synchronization process

Most of these options are passed directly to alass. See the official alass repository for details: https://github.com/kaegi/alass

  • interval: The smallest unit of time recognized by alass. Smaller numbers make the alignment more accurate, larger numbers make alignment faster. (millis)

  • split_mode: When true, alass will attempt alignment assuming the presence of commercial breaks or added/removed scenes. Disabling split_mode can make syncing faster but will only correct subtitles whose misalignment is the result of a constant shift.

  • split_penalty: Determines how eager the algorithm is to avoid splitting of the subtitles. A value of 1000 means that all lines will be shifted by the same offset, while 0.01 will produce MANY segments with different offsets. Values from 1 to 20 are the most reasonable.

  • speed_optimization: Greatly speeds up synchronization by sacrificing accuracy.

  • framerate_correction: Whether to attempt correction of mismatched framerates.

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§interval: i64§split_mode: bool§split_penalty: f64§speed_optimization: Option<f64>§framerate_correction: bool

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