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=== Advance Synchronisation ===
 
=== Advance Synchronisation ===
  
When subtitles are late compared to the audio, you can use the advance synchronisation functionality of VLC :
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When subtitles are '''late''' compared to the audio, and only in this case, you can use the advance synchronisation functionality of VLC :
  
 
*Step 1 : Detect (“hear and see”) that subtitles are out of sync
 
*Step 1 : Detect (“hear and see”) that subtitles are out of sync
::(No high tech voice recognition needed here, just let the user detect it)
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*Step 2 : Press '''Shift H''' when you hear a sentence that you will be able to easily recognize
*Step 2 : Press “Shift H” when you recognize a sentence you hear on the audio
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*Step 3 : Press '''Shift J''' when you read the same sentence in the subtitle
*Step 3 : Press “Shit J” when you read the same sentence in the subtitle
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*Step 4 : Press '''Shift K''' to correct the sync
*Step 4 : Press “Shift K” to correct the sync
 
  
 
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Revision as of 16:36, 20 January 2014

This page describes how to adjust subtitle delay. Other "how to" pages

Hotkeys

During playback you can press g or h to adjust subtitle delay (adjust step is 50 ms).

If subtitle is ahead of sound, press g

If subtitle is behind sound, press h


Extended Settings

You can also set a specific delay. Go to Tools > Track Synchronization and set the delay you want.

TrackSynchronisation Subtitle.png


Advance Synchronisation

When subtitles are late compared to the audio, and only in this case, you can use the advance synchronisation functionality of VLC :

  • Step 1 : Detect (“hear and see”) that subtitles are out of sync
  • Step 2 : Press Shift H when you hear a sentence that you will be able to easily recognize
  • Step 3 : Press Shift J when you read the same sentence in the subtitle
  • Step 4 : Press Shift K to correct the sync
This page is part of the informal VLC Support Guide.
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