Purfview

I noticed that sometimes digits contain dot instead of comma, here is a fix for that too -> [r194.2_to_r194.2.1_patch](https://fromsmash.com/HDB7pHi_qG-bt) >Thanks for specifying the list of --min_dist_to_end, That's personal setting, as...

Every sentence should be in the new line, no exceptions or there is no point in --sentence then, I didn't meant to add multiple sentences in one line, I meant...

> If a list of exclusions.. That is to prevent a splitting where a sentence doesn't end. >--max_gap That's to end a sentence because Whisper didn't put an end to...

> would you consider implementing it? No, this repo is not meant to be for subtitle editing, I don't want to bother with such, you should ask at repos meant...

Short lines merging should be manual as automatically you can't be 100% sure that those lines to be merged are from the same speaker.

> However, in situations where a long line without a sentence ending (such as ".", "!", and "?") is followed by a short line, as in this example: > >...

>It is not. On the contrary, --sentence regularly produces such long-short-line combinations that need to be merged afterwards (or perhaps corrected in another way). After ".", "!", or "?", --sentence...

>Two consecutive subtitles... But there is no bug, it output exactly what you commanded: `--max_line_width 37 --max_line_count 2 --sentence` Use `--max_line_width 39 --max_line_count 1 --sentence` for the output to look...

>The current logic/implementation of --sentence, will always result in some occurrences of bad (very short) subtitles, which is a pity. No, your max_line_width selection resulted in those short subtitles. >Sorry,...

That is when used with "--highlight_words"? Can you repeatedly reproduce it on some file? Share whole command used.