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  1. Hi,
    I don't do video editing on a regular basis, but have basic knowledge with corel video studio, vegas pro 11 etc.
    I need a suggestion for this particular task. Let me explain.
    I have this video in different language.
    I also have the audio in separate file for that video in the language I prefer.
    But problem is, this language audio is not in sync with the video.
    I'll need to trim some part and I'll need to insert slight delay in various places.

    So I need something like audacity but with video preview and srt subtitle support.
    So that I can sync the audio with the video.

    At the end I'll need a audio file that i can simply merge with the video with mkvmerge.

    Can you please suggest how I should do it?

    Thanks for taking the time to read my post.
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  2. I play the video with the audio using MPC-HC, at the same time opening the audio in Audacity. When I come to a place where it goes out of synch I find out by how much and then fix it in Audacity. I can save the audio and then test the edited version with the video. Or I can just keep going and add a delay for the old audio to make it in synch again until the next time it goes out of synch.
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  3. Vegas pro 11 will let you unlink the audio from the video. Just cut the audio track and move the slices.
    Use CTRL + SHIFT + U to unlink.
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  4. Originally Posted by transporterfan View Post
    Vegas pro 11 will let you unlink the audio from the video. Just cut the audio track and move the slices.
    Use CTRL + SHIFT + U to unlink.
    Thanks. will try now.

    Edit: problem with vegas 11 is, it doesn't show the srt subtitle text in preview.
    It is really difficult to match the audio if I can't see the subtitle. The subtitle is in perfects sync.

    Is there any way to show the subtitle?
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  5. Originally Posted by badhon_raj View Post
    Is there any way to show the subtitle?
    Do a quick reencode of the video with the subtitles hardcoded or 'burned in'.

    I've never heard of anyone synching audio to subtitles. I do a lot of synching but only need the video to do it.
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