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  1. Member
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    Hi all:

    I have the following problem:

    I have 2 subtitle files for the same movie, but none are good.

    One has wrong FPS and correct spelling.
    The second has a bad spelling but a correct FPS.

    Is there any quick solution to convert them into a good one ??

    Can it be done with Subtitle Workshop ??

    I checked but didnt find any quick solution to do it, as manually it will take too much time.

    tks for yr suggestions.

    hilario.
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    Open subtitle in subtitle workshop ... the one with wrong timing
    Press shift + ctrl + t ... load file with correct timing .
    Check and confirm all is fine , then save .

    Wether it work's is another thing ... you may need to do some fine tuning still .

    For fine tuning I prefer visualsubsync .
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    Tks Bjs:

    As soon as possible I wil give it a try.

    Will let you know if it works.

    hilario.
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    Well it works.

    The only problem is that one of the files has more dialogs (or subs) than the other.

    That makes the diffrence I think.

    I have tried with visualsubsync but I still dont know how it works.

    Will give ir a try.

    tks again.
    hilario.
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