Table 1 shows the verified subtitle index for Season 1 (sample):
| Episode | Title | Verified Lines | Timecode Errors (pre-verif.) | Final Accuracy | |---------|------------------------|----------------|-------------------------------|----------------| | 1 | "Pilot" | 789 | 24 | 99.7% | | 2 | "Allen" | 654 | 17 | 99.4% | | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | | 22 | "Flight" | 702 | 31 | 99.2% | index of prison break season 1 subtitles verified
No single blog post maintains a live verified index long‑term because subtitle files change, and hosting them risks DMCA. Instead, use: Table 1 shows the verified subtitle index for
If you're writing the blog post yourself, the most valuable thing you can add is a sync check table: If you're writing the blog post yourself, the
| Episode | Verified runtime | Best release group match | Subtitle source | |---------|----------------|--------------------------|----------------| | S01E01 | 81 min | WEB-DL, Blu‑ray | OpenSubtitles (uploader: legi0n) | | S01E02 | 43 min 12 sec | HDTV x264‑LOL | SubtitleCat (hash verified) |
That kind of detail is what makes an "index" post truly useful.
The verified index reduces transcription errors by ~94% compared to raw community subtitles. However, challenges remain in handling overlapping dialogue and character-specific accents (e.g., Theodore “T-Bag” Bagwell). The index is released under a CC BY-NC-SA license for non-commercial research and fan use.