Add subtitle format and font color in word_options dict #1786
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Refactored iterate_result function to include a new subtitle_format option that modifies the style of subtitles. The function now iterates through the subtitles and formats the subtitle text based on the subtitle_format option. If the option is not provided, the default value of None is used. The value None will produce at most a warning when reading it from third part software (like FFMPEG) since there will be an empty HTML tag inside
<None>
.Also a
font_color
option allow to insert an hex color in format #FFFFFF (white) to change the font color while producing the .srt file. If not specified, it uses the default white color.The
iterate_result
function inutils.py
now includes a newsubtitle_format
option that modifies the style of subtitles. The available options are:"u"
: Subtitles are underlined."b"
: Subtitles are bolded."i"
: Subtitles are italicized.To use this option, simply include
"subtitle_format": "u"
,"subtitle_format": "b"
, or"subtitle_format": "i"
in theword_options
dictionary.Example of usage: