pinyinflix

Converts mandarin chinese .srt files to pinyin-annotated .dfxp files that can be used with Netflix.

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Project description

# pinyinflix Converts mandarin chinese .srt files to pinyin-annotated .dfxp files that can be used with Netflix.

## Installation

`pip install pinyinflix`

## Usage

`pinyinflix input_file.srt output_file.dfxp`

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1.1.0

Feb 27, 2017

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