This can be achieved with the option to load the video file the subtitle is for so the lines can be checked against the video without leaving the program. This is a much more advanced utility and as well as containing several options to repair, synchronize and adjust your subtitle files, Easy Subtitles Synchronizer can also allow inserting and editing of individual lines of subtitle text. If the subtitle is too fast, then select “Reduce time” to slow down the subtitle. Load the subtitle file, if the subtitle is slower than the movie character is speaking, then you need to select “Add time” and set the time offset in seconds and milliseconds, minutes and hours probably won’t be required. The program interface itself is pretty much self explanatory. It automatically open with the previous selected subtitle file and has an option to synchronize only for a specific time slice (good for commercial breaks). SubtitlesSynch is a small and easy to use tool that enables the user to synchronize the time of a subtitle (.sub/.srt) file by entering the time difference between the video and the subtitle file giving you a new subtitle file synchronized with your video. This isn’t as difficult as it sounds, and we have 6 tools here to easily adjust the SRT or SUB subtitle file to synchronize better with the movie file. Another option is to download the subtitle that’s out of sync and synchronize the subtitles with your movie yourself. First one is to wait for a few days and hope that the correct subtitle will be uploaded. When this happens, there are two options. There are times we are not able to find the correct subtitle file that syncs with a movie file from subtitle websites or even using software. Otherwise it’ll say that it cannot find the correct subtitle for the movie. However, these tools rely on other people to upload and add the records first, then only it will you be shown the search results. When you find a subtitle that appears to be the correct one, it doesn’t quite look right with the text lines not appearing when they should, and coming in too early, too late, or drifting out of sync gradually throughout the video.įree tools are available like SubDownloader, SubiT and Sublite which are great programs to search for subtitle files that will work correctly and sync with your movie file. One of the problems these days when you’re looking for subtitles to play with an AVI or DivX video file, is there are so many different releases around and they all have different lengths, different frame rates or encoding/decoding methods which can slightly speed up or slow down the video.
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