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Here's a guide I wrote to explain two new ways to Sync subtitles using Subtitle Editor.

I think both methods could arguably be the fasted way to sync.

The first method assumes the file you're syncing is from a CC source. New functions inside of SE make it exteremly simple to sync files like this.

The second method assumes the whole subtitle is a mess and you're going to have to sync each line, one at a time. Using some simple keyboard shortcuts you can sync these subtitles in a few minutes more than realtime.

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Here's a guide I wrote to explain two new ways to Sync subtitles using Subtitle Editor.
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Very nice guide - well written. And it pointed me to a fine piece of software. Double appreciated!
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Thanks!!!


thanx but it seems like an exhausting job..isn't there anything easier 'cos I'd rather watch the movie without all this fuss.
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thanx but it seems like an exhausting job..isn't there anything easier 'cos I'd rather watch the movie without all this fuss.
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lol, u probably thought what we do is a one click job, right? :)
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Here's a guide I wrote to explain two new ways to Sync subtitles using Subtitle Editor.
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Right now, this guide must be updated.
SE have so many changes since that tutorial was posted.

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I actually use aegisub, it has advanced functions, also it's easier to sync because it has a waveform display for a proper sync with the audio and you can use shift times for shifting several lines at the same time.
It really is a lot easier and faster than Subtitle Edit.

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I actually use aegisub, it has advanced functions, also it's easier to sync because it has a waveform display for a proper sync with the audio and you can use shift times for shifting several lines at the same time.
It really is a lot easier and faster than Subtitle Edit.


I understood that aegisub are a little bit less good than VSS.
SE have also a wave form display feature.

And when I was looking last time at post title it was Guide to syncing with SE, not what sync software do you use!

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Nice guide - thx :)

SE 3.0/3.1 has the "Translation helper" in the main window. Show video and/or waveform, then choose the "Adjust" tab in the lower left corner, so you get the adjust buttons (+F9/F0 shortcuts).
You can use "mouse single click+Ctrl+Shift" in the waveform to set-start-offset-rest.

Also, I'm working on upgrading the help page to SE 3.1: http://www.nikse.dk/se/Help.aspx

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Here's a guide I wrote to explain two new ways to Sync subtitles using Subtitle Editor.


I think both methods could arguably be the fasted way to sync.


The first method assumes the file you're syncing is from a CC source. New functions inside of SE make it exteremly simple to sync files like this.


The second method assumes the whole subtitle is a mess and you're going to have to sync each line, one at a time. Using some simple keyboard shortcuts you can sync these subtitles in a few minutes more than realtime.


Please provide feedback on the IRC channel.

Dny238


Thank you very very much !!!
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Here's a guide I wrote to explain two new ways to Sync subtitles using Subtitle Editor.

I think both methods could arguably be the fasted way to sync.

The first method assumes the file you're syncing is from a CC source. New functions inside of SE make it exteremly simple to sync files like this.

The second method assumes the whole subtitle is a mess and you're going to have to sync each line, one at a time. Using some simple keyboard shortcuts you can sync these subtitles in a few minutes more than realtime.

Please provide feedback on the IRC channel.
Dny238


Thank you very much !!!
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