What’s more, many online subtitle tools will sync subtitle files permanently, which means the changes will be saved in the SRT file. A lot of online subtitle tools are available. What if you want to adjust a subtitle for an online video which is not available locally? Don’t worry.
With VLC, you will have a smooth and instant experience in adjusting subtitle timing on a local computer. In other words, the steps above only tell VLC to display subtitles earlier or later but not affecting the SRT file. Note: The subtitle timing is temporarily adjusted in VLC. If you need to make accurate adjusting, the steps above is more helpful. During playback, press g (backward) or h (forward) to adjust the out-of-sync subtitle by 50 milliseconds each time. To make the adjusting more flexible and straightforward, you can also use hotkeys to make changes. Now you can adjust the parameters under Subtitles/Video while playing the video until you’re satisfied with the timing. In VLC, click Tools > Track Synchronization. Open a video with VLC, then click Subtitle > Add Subtitle File… and add the SRT file. In VLC, click Tools > Preferences > Subtitles / OSD, make sure Enable subtitles is ticked.
Make sure you have the target video and subtitle (in SRT file) ready before following the instruction below: We can rely on this video player for various projects related to video editing, such as adjusting subtitle timings.
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