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Using regular expressions with xml files
I have got a little further the SEARCH field is: <CAPTION TIME="*[0-9]" the REPLACE field seems to be just writing the exact code that i try though....(not calculating and repacing) I have tried replacing with: <CAPTION TIME="$Var%1>05>$" <CAPTION TIME="[%1>05>]" <CAPTION TIME="*[?>05>]"...- starlightZZ
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Using regular expressions with xml files
Hi I have a huge batch of subtitle xml files that have been coded with the wrong timings. Is there a way of writing a regular expression to add (for example) 7 seconds to each caption time... FOR THE FOLLOWING CAPTIONS I WANT TIME= 7, 10, 13 - without having to handcode these files <CAPTION...- starlightZZ
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