Check SRT files in batches, get cue-level QA reports, and export conservative repair copies while preserving your originals. Includes explicit time shifts, overlap trimming and two-line track splitting. English edition. Python 3.10+; no API key needed for the local engine.
Paste the text of an SRT subtitle file and get it back with lines reflowed for readability: split at natural phrase breaks, capped at your line length, with a flag on every cue that reads too fast for its duration. Your cue numbers and timestamps are kept exactly as pasted. It works on pasted text only. It does not transcribe audio, translate, burn captions into video, or upload files.
Upload 2–10 takes of the same Short. BestTake finds the cleanest usable delivery of each line and builds one finished cut automatically.
Build a robust way to run Python/PowerShell/bat on Windows on a schedule or as a resident process: Task Scheduler XML generation, a watchdog for liveness monitoring and auto-restart, log design, and result-code troubleshooting. No cloud — everything runs locally on the PC, designed so you notice when it stops and it recovers on its own. Includes a working watchdog.ps1, task XML templates, and a result-code troubleshooting table.
Check existing SRT subtitles for timing errors, overlaps and readability warnings. Get source-linked HTML, Markdown and JSON reports plus an optional format-only normalized SRT. Python 3.10+, no third-party packages or script API key. No transcription, translation or automatic retiming.
Free trial: paste a transcript, get 12 short-video scripts, 36 hooks, captions and a 14-day calendar in one reply — in your browser, no AI client needed.