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I watch them with a 2 second delay on subtitles so I don't read the text before the audio plays. But if something isn't clear, I can then glance at the subtitl
by ajolly 3y ago
I watch them with a 2 second delay on subtitles so I don't read the text before the audio plays.
But if something isn't clear, I can then glance at the subtitles.
- tdubhro1 3y agoI never knew you could set a delay! Is this widely supported?
- porridgeraisin 3y agoSRT is a text file with a awk-able format that you can just write a script to update all the timestamps of. There's also a bunch of online services that do it. VLC has it built-in (track synchronisation - you can set delays on video audio and subtitle tracks individually).
- kebsup 3y agoA great thing in VLC are "h" and "k" (I think) shortcuts, which shift the subtitles 100ms forward and backward.
- justinclift 3y agoYes, changing the delay of subtitles is extremely widely supported and has been for many years. At least, that's in the common Open Source video players such as vlc, mpv, mplayer, etc.