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Haha, now I gotta dig, this is a really common situation if your last piece of data can contain the separator itself, and I did research it, and sure enough ,s are allowed in the subtitle itself.
Haha, it would have also helped if I said I was parsing SSA/ASS right??
SsaParser line 98 - var columns = line.Split(SsaFormatConstants.SEPARATOR);
Really needs to limit the columns to the number of columns expected, that way a subtitle with ,s will still stay as one piece and not get lost.
You need to limit the Split() to the number of columns from the header row and that should solve it.
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