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=== Advance Synchronisation === | |||
When subtitles are late compared to the audio, you can use the advance synchronisation functionality of VLC : | |||
*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) | |||
*Step 2 : Press “Shift H” when you recognize a sentence you hear on the audio | |||
*Step 3 : Press “Shit J” when you read the same sentence in the subtitle | |||
*Step 4 : Press “Shift K” to correct the sync | |||
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Revision as of 16:29, 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.
Advance Synchronisation
When subtitles are late compared to the audio, you can use the advance synchronisation functionality of VLC :
- 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)
- Step 2 : Press “Shift H” when you recognize a sentence you hear on the audio
- Step 3 : Press “Shit 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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