I have an accurate set of subtitles for my video... except the timing for each one is off by 2 minutes 12 seconds.
Please tell me there's an easier way than opening the .srt in Notepad, and manually adding 2:12 to every one of the hundreds and hundreds of timestamps.
If there isn't, then I'd appreciate any recommendations. I guess I could chop off the beginning of the video and add 2:12 of blank screen to the end, but that's less than ideal.
edit: hey look, that "similar thread" thing is useful. found the answer at https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/314317-The-timing-between-movie-and-subtitle-is-bad-can-I-fix-that
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Last edited by chocobo; 26th Jul 2010 at 03:53.
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Subtitle Workshop will let you adjust a whole set of subs by a given amount
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