Subtitle offset problem
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Subtitle offset problem
Hello,
K-Lite user since windows xp (or vista, it's been so long that I do not remember too much), I meet for several versions a problem of decking with subtitles.
Indeed, the subtitles not encrusted this finds posted 1 second too early.
Many of my videos have subtitles not inlaid, I am obliged each time, on MPC-HC, to press the F2 key (having previously configured the "delay step" of 1000ms in MPC-HC) .
Could you solve this very annoying problem please?
Thank you in advance.
Cordially.
K-Lite user since windows xp (or vista, it's been so long that I do not remember too much), I meet for several versions a problem of decking with subtitles.
Indeed, the subtitles not encrusted this finds posted 1 second too early.
Many of my videos have subtitles not inlaid, I am obliged each time, on MPC-HC, to press the F2 key (having previously configured the "delay step" of 1000ms in MPC-HC) .
Could you solve this very annoying problem please?
Thank you in advance.
Cordially.
gwadaeln- Posts : 2
Join date : 2019-01-06
Re: Subtitle offset problem
External subtitles should have correct timing. If they all are 1 second early then I don't know what might be wrong. Open the file with a text-editor to see at which times the subtitle lines should appear and compare with behavior at playback.
Re: Subtitle offset problem
The problem comes from the latest versions of K-Lite, old videos that did not present the problem, have it now.
But it is already a number of versions that K - Lite presents this problem, I do not remember too much since when, but it is at least 6 months or 1 year.
But it is already a number of versions that K - Lite presents this problem, I do not remember too much since when, but it is at least 6 months or 1 year.
gwadaeln- Posts : 2
Join date : 2019-01-06
Re: Subtitle offset problem
It works correct for me. So there is nothing I can do right now.
If you open a .srt with a text editor you can see exactly at which time each line should start and end. Compare that with playback to see it things are actually wrong.
If you open a .srt with a text editor you can see exactly at which time each line should start and end. Compare that with playback to see it things are actually wrong.
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