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  1. I used DivxLand Media Subtitler and used the function to advance all the subtitles by 0.3 sec. No problem doing this, but I wanted the disappearing time of the subtitles to remain the same (not also advanced), so in effect all the subtitles will now be 0.3 sec longer. I realize this could could cause subtitle time crashing in a few cases, but I need to know how to do this, using any free software (lengthen all subtitles by a small amount by advancing the start time but keeping the disappearing time fixed). Any ideas what software can do this?
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    I don't know what format your subtitles are but try to open them in Subtitle Workshop. Go to Edit - Timings - Time expander/reducer. There are a number of options to choose, most important is perhaps to select "Prevent overlapping".

    That will change the duration, you need to modify the starting time as well: Edit - Timings - Set delay.
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  3. My subtitles are srt. I tried Subtitle Workshop like you said. It does just what I need, ie, delays the disappearing time of all subtitles by a set amount, effectively lengthening the duration. Thanks. Screenshot shows disappearing time to be delayed by 0.1 sec. I know if two subtitle timings overlap, when playing the avi, both sets of subtitles will appear, doubled up on the screen.

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    You can use Easy subtitles Synchronizer (ESS). It provides tool to lengthen subtitle duration.


    Good Practices using Easy subtitles Synchronizer
    For subtitles that do not require synchronization, load the file to ESS, repair them
    (see Synchronization tools, repair) and finally save with a proper filename and encoding
    type.
    For subtitles that require synchronization, load the file to ESS, and try to
    synchronize them using “Adjust” tool. If the tool ‘Adjust’ fail to synchronize, try the
    “Manual Synch” tool. Finally repair them and save with a proper filename and encoding
    type.







    Download Easy subtitles Synchronizer from here: http://easysubs.no-ip.info/ess


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