subtitle line remains stuck for 30 mins | awk script > 2mins length

[lightningRalf]

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any possible chance

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this text remains for 32 mins in subs

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which is correct

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and transcription is correct

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but it runs over 

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so gotta come up with a sed or awk script

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to detect if say subtitle duration

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exceeds 2 mins let's say

Had this happen yesterday also and found it think it was in a 48 hour audiobook I was doing. This one just happened again today with a 10 hour audiobook. So what happens is

this text remains for 32 mins in subs remains below constantly on for 32 mins and some of the new subtitles that is what can fit show just above it

Obviously to correct this just change 05:14:42.820 --> 05:46:50.320 to 05:14:42.820 --> 05:14:50.320

05:46:50.320 --> 05:14:50.420 to 05:14:50.320 --> 05:14:50.420

in both cases just changing the xx:46:xx.xxx to xx:14:xx.xxx

my current command to pipe wav max length 78 and split at word for f in *.opus ; do ffmpeg -i "$f" -f wav -ar 16000 -ac 1 - | ~/whisper/whisper.cpp/./main -m ~/whisper/whisper.cpp/models/ggml-medium.en.bin - -ovtt -of "$f" -l en -ml 78 -sow -t 8 ; for f in *.vtt ; do sed -r -i .bak -e 's|Yellow|yellow|g' -e 's|blue|Blue|g' -e 's|Pink|pink|g' "$f" ; done && for i in *opus.vtt ; do mv -i -- "$i" "$(printf '%s\n' "$i" | sed '1s/.opus.vtt/.vtt/')" ; mkdir vttsubs/ ; mv *.vtt vttsubs/ ; done && rm *.bak ; done

I'll try to figure out an awk script to see if it can automatically check duration on a subtitle line say exceeding 2 mins

[lightningRalf]

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