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Soixante 2nd Childhood
Joined: 25 Jul 2004 Location: UK
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I have an avi which is 23.97 fps,i have subtitles which are in srt format,but at 25fps.I cant find subtitles for 23.97.My question is can i convert the avi to 25fps and then use the srt file at 25 fps ,will it be in sync?
Thanks in advance
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celtic_druid Member
Joined: 07 Dec 2004 Location: Australia
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Could also try adjusting the srt to 23.976fps. As to whether it will be in sync, really depends whether the PAL version had a different length intro, etc.
If you do change the framerate of the avi, you will also need to change the duration of the audio to match.
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Soixante 2nd Childhood
Joined: 25 Jul 2004 Location: UK
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| celtic_druid wrote: |
Could also try adjusting the srt to 23.976fps. As to whether it will be in sync, really depends whether the PAL version had a different length intro, etc.
If you do change the framerate of the avi, you will also need to change the duration of the audio to match. |
Thanks for your reply.I guess i will have to wait for the right srt file(i put in a few requests on subtitle sites).I had a try with a few subtitle tools,but could not grasp it.
Thanks
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ricardouk Member
Joined: 15 Mar 2005 Location: PORTUGAL
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Soixante 2nd Childhood
Joined: 25 Jul 2004 Location: UK
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Thank you very much,that was a very user friendly guide.Best of all it worked.Much appreciated.
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ricardouk Member
Joined: 15 Mar 2005 Location: PORTUGAL
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glad it worked.
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Drubi Member
Joined: 03 Dec 2008 Location: France
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A bit late as reply, but I found this utility that allows to convert online into a different format and change the fps on the fly. If the subtitles are shifted (too soon or too late) you can adjust the time as well.
Still a lot easier than to modify them all by hand yourself
http://www.alterlinks.com/subtitle_conversion/index.php
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freebird73717 Member
Joined: 09 Dec 2003 Location: Buckle of the Bible Belt
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