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    ttml2srt.php

This is a simple script for converting TTML subtitle files to SRT ones. Tested with TTML files on tv.nrk.no.
It assumes the data is structured like this:
<tt>
 <body>
  <div>
   <p>(...)</p>
   <p>(...)</p>
  </div>
 </body>
</tt>

Paragraphs might contain <span> elements that are only used for styling (only italic as I've seen really). As far as I know subrip doesn't support aligning the text (center, left, right), so no support for that as of now.
The script has been modified to work on files that use the end attribute instead of the dur attribute.

Usage

ttml2srt.php <infile>

Outputs SRT data. Pipe to file if saving needed.
Inspired by: https://gist.github.com/jareware/7af17f2034931608e842 but gave up when libxmljs didn't install and everything went to shit with Node.
Integrate with youtube-dl

mkdir -p ~/.config/youtube-dl
nano ~/.config/youtube-dl/config

Add the following to the file:
--exec 'title=`echo {} | sed "s/\.[a-z0-9]\+$//"`; test -f "${title}"*.ttml && /path/to/ttml2srt.php "${title}"*.ttml > "${title}".srt;'

Replace /path/to/ttml2srt.php with the actual path to the file, and make sure it's executable!
Everytime you run youtube-dl now, it will check if a .ttml file with the same title exists in the folder and run the ttml2srt.php script on it. If you download subtitles with --all-subs and more than one is present, the above will likely only convert the last subtitle.
Requirements

sudo apt-get install php-{cli,xml}
Made by me.

  
## ttml2srt.php
#!/usr/bin/php
<?php
/**
 * TTML (XML) to SRT subtitle converter.
 * Only tested with subs from Akamai player really, but hopefully works on other stuff as well.
 * Author: Alexander Karlstad
 */

/**
*Modified to work on TTML files that use the end attribute instead of dur
*/

// TTML file to parse
$in = $argv[1];

$cont = file_get_contents(utf8_encode($in));

// Replace <br/>'s
$cont = str_replace(['<br/>', '<br />'], "\n", $cont);
$cont = str_replace(['&'], "&amp;", $cont);
$xml = simplexml_load_string($cont);

$subs = $xml->body->div->p;
$num = 1;

foreach ($subs as $i => $sub) {
  $attrs = $sub->attributes();
  $begin = $attrs['begin'];
  $end = $attrs['end'];

  // Do we have spans within? Typically for adding bold/italic text.
  if ($sub->count() > 0) {
    $text = $sub->asXML();

    foreach ($sub->children() as $child) {
      $child_text = trim($child);
      $child_attrs = $child->attributes();
      $child_style = isset($child_attrs['style']) ? $child_attrs['style'] : '';
      $child_xml = $child->asXML();

      if ('italic' == $child_style) {
        $t = "<i>{$child_text}</i>\n";
      }
      else if ('bold' == $child_style) {
        $t = "<b>{$child_text}</b>\n";
      }
      else {
        $t = "{$child_text}\n";
      }

      $text = str_replace($child_xml, $t, $text);
    }

    // Only allow <b> and <i> for SRT compatibility. Don't mind <u>.
    $text = strip_tags($text, '<b><i>');
  }
  else {
    $text = (string) $sub;
  }

  $text = trim($text);

  // remove weird spacings that sometimes come after a newline
  // due to xml formatting and >1 newlines.
  $text = preg_replace([',\n+[ ]+,', ',\n+,'], "\n", $text);

  $timecode = calc_timecode($begin, $end);

  // Output in Subrip format
  echo "${num}\n";
  echo "${timecode}\n";
  echo "${text}\n\n";

  $num++;
}

// Subrip time code handling. God damn.
// Written for readability.
// Input: $orig - string with original start time from TTML (HH:MM:SS.XXX)
// Input: $add - string with original due time from TTML, which will be added onto $orig (HH:MM:SS.XXX)

function calc_timecode($orig, $add) {
  // Split hours, minutes, seconds and ms
  $orig = preg_split('/[:.,]+/', $orig);
  $add = preg_split('/[:.,]+/', $add);

  // A variable for each unit, for readability
  $o_h = $orig[0];
  $o_m = $orig[1];
  $o_s = $orig[2];
  $o_ms = $orig[3];

  // A variable for each unit, for readability
  $a_h = $add[0];
  $a_m = $add[1];
  $a_s = $add[2];
  $a_ms = $add[3];

/*
  // Combine them
  $r_h = $o_h + $a_h;
  $r_m = $o_m + $a_m;
  $r_s = $o_s + $a_s;
  $r_ms = $o_ms + $a_ms;

  // MS needs to be lt 1000, add to $r_s if gt 1000.
  if (1000 <= $r_ms) {
    $r_s += floor($r_ms/1000);
    $r_ms = $r_ms%1000;
  }
  // S needs to be lt 60, add to $r_m if gt 60.
  if (60 <= $r_s) {
    $r_m += floor($r_s/60);
    $r_s = $r_s%60;
  }
  // M needs to be lt 60, add to $r_h if gt 60.
  if (60 <= $r_m) {
    $r_h += floor($r_m/60);
    $r_m = $r_m%60;
  }

  $r_h = ($r_h < 10) ? "0" . $r_h : $r_h;
  $r_m = ($r_m < 10) ? "0" . $r_m : $r_m;
  $r_s = ($r_s < 10) ? "0" . $r_s : $r_s;
  $r_ms = (2 == strlen($r_ms)) ? "0" . $r_ms : ((1 == strlen($r_ms)) ? "00" . $r_ms : $r_ms);
*/

  $o = "{$o_h}:{$o_m}:{$o_s},{$o_ms}";
  $r = "{$a_h}:{$a_m}:{$a_s},{$a_ms}";

  return "{$o} --> {$r}";
}
	#!/usr/bin/php
	<?php
	/**
	* TTML (XML) to SRT subtitle converter.
	* Only tested with subs from Akamai player really, but hopefully works on other stuff as well.
	* Author: Alexander Karlstad
	*/

	/**
	*Modified to work on TTML files that use the end attribute instead of dur
	*/

	// TTML file to parse
	$in = $argv[1];

	$cont = file_get_contents(utf8_encode($in));

	// Replace <br/>'s
	$cont = str_replace(['<br/>', '<br />'], "\n", $cont);
	$cont = str_replace(['&'], "&", $cont);
	$xml = simplexml_load_string($cont);

	$subs = $xml->body->div->p;
	$num = 1;

	foreach ($subs as $i => $sub) {
	$attrs = $sub->attributes();
	$begin = $attrs['begin'];
	$end = $attrs['end'];

	// Do we have spans within? Typically for adding bold/italic text.
	if ($sub->count() > 0) {
	$text = $sub->asXML();

	foreach ($sub->children() as $child) {
	$child_text = trim($child);
	$child_attrs = $child->attributes();
	$child_style = isset($child_attrs['style']) ? $child_attrs['style'] : '';
	$child_xml = $child->asXML();

	if ('italic' == $child_style) {
	$t = "<i>{$child_text}</i>\n";
	}
	else if ('bold' == $child_style) {
	$t = "<b>{$child_text}</b>\n";
	}
	else {
	$t = "{$child_text}\n";
	}

	$text = str_replace($child_xml, $t, $text);
	}

	// Only allow <b> and <i> for SRT compatibility. Don't mind <u>.
	$text = strip_tags($text, '<b><i>');
	}
	else {
	$text = (string) $sub;
	}

	$text = trim($text);

	// remove weird spacings that sometimes come after a newline
	// due to xml formatting and >1 newlines.
	$text = preg_replace([',\n+[ ]+,', ',\n+,'], "\n", $text);

	$timecode = calc_timecode($begin, $end);

	// Output in Subrip format
	echo "${num}\n";
	echo "${timecode}\n";
	echo "${text}\n\n";

	$num++;
	}

	// Subrip time code handling. God damn.
	// Written for readability.
	// Input: $orig - string with original start time from TTML (HH:MM:SS.XXX)
	// Input: $add - string with original due time from TTML, which will be added onto $orig (HH:MM:SS.XXX)

	function calc_timecode($orig, $add) {
	// Split hours, minutes, seconds and ms
	$orig = preg_split('/[:.,]+/', $orig);
	$add = preg_split('/[:.,]+/', $add);

	// A variable for each unit, for readability
	$o_h = $orig[0];
	$o_m = $orig[1];
	$o_s = $orig[2];
	$o_ms = $orig[3];

	// A variable for each unit, for readability
	$a_h = $add[0];
	$a_m = $add[1];
	$a_s = $add[2];
	$a_ms = $add[3];

	/*
	// Combine them
	$r_h = $o_h + $a_h;
	$r_m = $o_m + $a_m;
	$r_s = $o_s + $a_s;
	$r_ms = $o_ms + $a_ms;

	// MS needs to be lt 1000, add to $r_s if gt 1000.
	if (1000 <= $r_ms) {
	$r_s += floor($r_ms/1000);
	$r_ms = $r_ms%1000;
	}
	// S needs to be lt 60, add to $r_m if gt 60.
	if (60 <= $r_s) {
	$r_m += floor($r_s/60);
	$r_s = $r_s%60;
	}
	// M needs to be lt 60, add to $r_h if gt 60.
	if (60 <= $r_m) {
	$r_h += floor($r_m/60);
	$r_m = $r_m%60;
	}

	$r_h = ($r_h < 10) ? "0" . $r_h : $r_h;
	$r_m = ($r_m < 10) ? "0" . $r_m : $r_m;
	$r_s = ($r_s < 10) ? "0" . $r_s : $r_s;
	$r_ms = (2 == strlen($r_ms)) ? "0" . $r_ms : ((1 == strlen($r_ms)) ? "00" . $r_ms : $r_ms);
	*/

	$o = "{$o_h}:{$o_m}:{$o_s},{$o_ms}";
	$r = "{$a_h}:{$a_m}:{$a_s},{$a_ms}";

	return "{$o} --> {$r}";
	}