doesnt work when \n\n is at the end of a srt text

[firecentaur]

Hi there, I noticed that if a subtitle text has \n\n at the end of it, the next subtitle text is included as the text.
This causes an error:

example: the Vanderhall is a great option.\n\n28\n00:01:32,70 --> 00:01:34,70\nNow for the second car of our lineup,\n\n29\n00:01:34,70 --> 00:01:37,80\nat just under $20,000,the Polaris Slingshot\n\n30\n00:01:37,80 --> 00:01:40,60\nhas the least expensive\nstarting price of the group,\n\n31\n00:01:40,60 --> 00:01:42,110\nbut it comes with the most technology.

Any ideas how to fix this?

[firecentaur]

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Hey guys, we're here on the beautiful

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Angeles Crest Highway
with a very special treat,

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3 three wheelers; the Polaris Slingshot,

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the Vanderhall Speedster,
and the Morgan 3 Wheeler.

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They all have three
wheels but they all are

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very different from the other two.

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I can't wait to see how
they drive, let's go.

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The first of our lot is the
Vanderhall Venice Speedster.

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In a weird way, this $27,000
speedster is the most

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futuristic car of the group.

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It's a turbo-boosted,
6-speed, automatic machine,

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but it is relatively practical.

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With large amounts of
storage in the cockpit,

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and it's perfect for
cruising down the open road

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for extended periods of time.

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Not to incriminate myself,
but I did have this puppy

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cruising happily up past
90 miles per hour and

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it didn't miss a beat.

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In fact, it was almost dialed in too much.

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You get the definite
feeling that one wrong

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flick of the wrist or
misstep on the breaks

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could get you into a very hairy situation

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and this beast corners beautifully.

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All in, it was my favorite
one to drive of the group.

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If you kind of like a
futuristic yet retro-style

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and you want something
ideal for long cruises,

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the Vanderhall is a great option.

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Now for the second car of our lineup,

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at just under $20,000,
the Polaris Slingshot

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has the least expensive
starting price of the group,

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but it comes with the most technology.

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The minute you step inside you feel like

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you could take this thing anywhere.

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This is by far the fastest
and most capable of any

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on rough terrain or for the long haul.

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It also comes with creature
comforts like backup cameras,

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cup holders, and a push-button
start that is as easy to

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activate as the clutch is to use.

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This is a 5-speed, 3 Wheeler

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with a car-like manual transmission.

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It's paired with a 173 horsepower,

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GM made, four-cylinder engine,
and traction control systems

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that make the Polaris the most
like the modern car to drive,

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but I have to admit, I just can't get past

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the circus sideshow looks here,

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that cartoonish body styling,

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I really can't get into
the idea of owning one.

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And finally, the supermodel of the group,

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the Special Edition Morgan 3
Wheeler, that we drove today

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costs $80,000, but that is to be expected.

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Each Morgan 3 Wheeler
is hand-built in England

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at the same factory that they
built them in since 1914.

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The beautiful detailing of
the dashboard instruments,

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the careful stitching
on the leather seats,

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and the intricate craftsmanship
of the V Twin engine

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at the front of the car,
captivate from every angle.

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Now, the Morgan is a manual vehicle,

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the clutch is super tight and high,

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there is no power steering,
and the breaks feel wooden

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and vague in the typical way

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that you'd find any vintage car.

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It really keeps you
busy when you drive it,

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but it is a true delight.

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It's all very analog and
real in that special way

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that we rarely get these
days, in a world dominated

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with computer and cellphone screens.

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The Morgan is by far the
most raw and engaging drive

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experience of the bunch.

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Okay, so each of these
cars is very different

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and I use that term car as
loosely, you know what I mean.

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I have to admit I was extremely skeptical

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about driving them, but
each has it's own purpose.

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For fast highway cruising,
choose the Vanderhall.

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For off-road excitement and
a tech-laden experience,

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hopefully away from anyone
who can identify you,

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choose the Polaris.

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And for the true love of
driving a beautiful machine,

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choose the Morgan.

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With any of these, you
can have a lot of fun.

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I guess it just goes to show
that old saying is true,

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"Don't knock it until you try it."

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Whoa!

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That was awesome!

[luisantonio757]

@firecentaur , I don't think it's related to \n\n, but it's related to time string.
As of now, this library suppose that the time has 3 digit milliseconds and your example input has sometimes one or two digit milliseconds for the time.
You could find the there are failures for these inputs, only.

I made a PR for this problem resolved.
Thanks.