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Your favourite TV shows from the dawn of television up until this moment and beyond. Time travelers are asked to refrain from spoilers.
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By forgetit · Posted
My regex works in notepad++. In subtitleedit it might work in the source view. -
By VelaOmsk · Posted
Pindiu, you can give us the subtitles if they're not secret, we'll try what we can do. -
By Alice · Posted
These "line numbers" are part of a subtitle sequence. That is, Subtitle Edit treats them as part of the text, not an actual new line, or more accurately, sequence. I don't know if @VelaOmsk's suggestion works. @forgetit's and @TestoteronnnieFlex's approaches won't work, I'm afraid. @forgetit's suggestion to use notepad++ does remove one of the duplicates. I know nothing about regex, but, for what I gather, in order to remove these duplicates one would require some code doing something like this: "Remove all consecutive lines of text that contain only digits up to the one that has as next line an empty one. (or back-to-back line breaks)" -
By forgetit · Posted
That will remove all the three digit lines, while one should remain. Also does not work for the one and two digit lines at the start of the sub. This *might* work: ^\d+\r\n\d+$ -
By TestosteronnieFlex · Posted
This might remove more than what you asked for, but could also work 🤷♂️: in Subtitle Edit, go to Edit -> Replace, put ^\d\d\d into Find what: and leave Replace with blank. Select Regular expression (not something I'm particularly knowledgeable about) and replace all. Then a Fix common errors with Remove unneeded spaces should get rid of the left over line breaks. EDIT: that's also a pretty bad regex, TBH, because I don't know regexes. Maybe add a \d? to the end if it misses some
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