Caption File Check
Check WebVTT, SRT, and TTML/IMSC caption files from a public URL or chat attachment for supported conformance, encoding, in-file timing, overlaps, line…
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What it can do
- Caption Check: Preflight one caption or subtitle file before delivery. Attach a WebVTT (.vtt), SRT (.srt), or TTML/IMSC (.ttml/.xml) caption file in chat or give a publicly fetchable URL and it downlo
- Caption Compare: Compare exactly two caption or subtitle files under identical bounded checks: an original versus its translated track, before versus after a timing fix, or a format migration. Attach
What data it sees
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Check WebVTT, SRT, and TTML/IMSC caption files from a public URL or chat attachment for supported conformance, encoding, in-file timing, overlaps, line length, and reading speed, or compare two tracks. Internal timing checks do not verify synchronization with audio/video, transcription accuracy, translation quality, or platform acceptance.
Server tool list (2)
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| caption_check | Preflight one caption or subtitle file before delivery. Attach a WebVTT (.vtt), SRT (.srt), or TTML/IMSC (.ttml/.xml) caption file in chat or give a publicly fetchable URL and it downloads the artifact under an SSRF-guarded, 2 MB-capped fetch, detects the format by content and the byte encoding and BOM, then parses it with the real spec engine (the WebVTT spec parser, a dedicated SRT parser, or the imscJS TTML/IMSC profile engine) and returns deterministic evidence: pass/fail, cue count, structural spec and IMSC profile-conformance errors, overlapping / negative / out-of-order / empty cues, per-line length, and per-cue and summary reading speed (CPS) against a named platform profile (netflix-adult-20, netflix-children-17, youtube, ebu-tt). It reports only source-file conformance, timing, encoding, and reading-speed facts against a dated profile. It does not judge translation quality, transcription accuracy, or synchronization against the video. An arbitrary XML or text file that is not a caption track returns an explicit unsupported-format error. Fetching and parsing a full-length track can take up to 60 seconds. |
| caption_compare | Compare exactly two caption or subtitle files under identical bounded checks: an original versus its translated track, before versus after a timing fix, or a format migration. Attach two WebVTT, SRT, or TTML/IMSC caption files in chat or give two publicly fetchable URLs and it runs the same SSRF-guarded, 2 MB-capped preflight as caption_check on each, then aligns them by cue index and reports side-by-side pass status, detected-format and encoding differences, the cue-count delta, timing drift and overlap differences, reading-speed (CPS) regressions, structural-error deltas, and a winner only when the measured checks separate the two. Use caption_check for a single file. It reports only source-file conformance, timing, encoding, and reading-speed facts against a dated profile: never translation quality, transcription accuracy, or sync against the video. Fetching and parsing two live files can take up to 60 seconds. |