Convert SRT to DFXP
for legacy streaming pipelines
Convert a plain .srt file to DFXP — the older TTML 1.0 profile used by legacy Netflix ingest, Adobe Flash captions, and broadcast archives. Output is valid DFXP XML with <p> cues. Use this when a delivery spec specifically requires DFXP format.
Input · SRT
Output · DFXP
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Frequently asked
What is DFXP?+
DFXP (Distribution Format Exchange Profile) is a TTML 1.0 profile. The .dfxp file is XML — same structure as TTML. It was used by Flash captions and Netflix's pre-IMSC pipeline.
Why would I need DFXP in 2026?+
Legacy delivery specs, broadcast archives, older DAM systems, and some government video platforms still require DFXP. For modern streaming, use IMSC instead.
Is the output the same as TTML?+
Practically yes. DFXP is a profile of TTML 1.0 — the XML structure is identical. You can usually rename .dfxp to .xml and a TTML parser will read it.
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