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| − | Now click Movie → Subtitles → Move Subtitle (or Alt + M), which will now subtract or add all the timecodes, but | + | Now click Movie → Subtitles → Move Subtitle (or Alt + M), which will now subtract or add all the timecodes, but keep the duration for each line intact. |
Make sure to save the new subtitle. | Make sure to save the new subtitle. | ||
Revision as of 09:20, 16 September 2014
Subtitle Workshop
This tutorial uses Subtitle Workshop to demonstrate how to resync subtitles.
At the time of this tutorial, the current version is 2.51 and is available at http://www.urusoft.net/
You should have both the video file and non-synced subtitles at hand.
To load the video file, click Movie → Open (or Ctrl + P) and for the subtitle file, click File → Load subtitle... (or Ctrl + O).
If you have trouble loading the video (i.e. a black screen), you can download the fix from: https://www.dropbox.com/s/jhatanb9z64l3m9/Set_VMR9_Default.inf
Right click that file fix and select "Install". You may need to reboot your computer.
In most simple cases, you will only need to reshift the subtitles, which assumes that the video file you have, does not contain extra cuts/scenes or adverts.
Follow the instructions on the image shown below:
Now click Movie → Subtitles → Move Subtitle (or Alt + M), which will now subtract or add all the timecodes, but keep the duration for each line intact.
Make sure to save the new subtitle.
