Label2Srt Converter

converts Audacity label files into SubRip (.srt) files

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Label2Srt is a small open source Java application to convert Audacity label files into SubRip (.srt) files. This is similar to Label2Cue released about 6 years ago.

SRT files are subtitle files that can be read by many video players (including Youtube)

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