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How to Adjust/Sync VLC Subtitle Delay
by Christine Smith • 2024-11-08 17:40:52 • Proven solutions
Subtitles are the way to great help, in case we are in need of some genuine help. However, the more it is of help, the same it can create irritation in case of delays. If these subtitles are out of sync with videos, they can distract to a great extent and can create confusion, and spoil the complete flavor of the video. But thankfully, there are some ways to adjust/sync VLC Subtitle Delay, either it is Windows or Mac.
- Part 1. [Solved] Adjustment of Subtitles Delay on Windows
- Part 2. [Solved] Adjustment of Subtitles Delay on Mac
- Part 3. How to Adjust/Sync Subtitles with Wondershare UniConverter
Part 1. Adjustment of Subtitles Delay on Windows
When you are experiencing this trouble on Windows, you need to open VLC, click on Tools, then Track Synchronization. You will find the Subtitles/Video section.
In case, the subtitle is lagging behind the video, and you need to provide a negative value to the "Advance of subtitles over video" section. Take an example, that Subtitles are behind the Video for a delay of around 5 seconds approximately, you need to do negative or hastened 5.000 s. The speed of subtitles is normally adjusted to the video. Just click on the refresh sign, and you are done with it. In case, your subtitles are ahead of the video, and you need to enter the positive value of that particular amount of time, which can be called delayed and then continue the process of refreshing. You are sure to see the noticeable change with your subtitles.
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Part 2. Adjustment of Subtitles Delay on Mac
In the case of Mac, the solution is likewise. Go to the Subtitle settings, and you will find the delay option just in the middle. You can adjust it accordingly and get the desired results.
You can even try with the shortcut "command H" in case you need to Increase subtitle delay or use "Command G" to decrease subtitle delay. With both the shortcuts, you are going to land on the desired page and can easily adjust the subtitles. In case, your subtitles are ahead of the video, and you need to delay it by the approximate time; while, in case you have the subtitles behind your video streaming, just move it quicker by the amount of time, you are feeling. In both instances, you are going to have the subtitles adjusted to the best, so that you do not feel any difficulty while watching your video.
Subtitles are quite an effective way to better understanding the videos. The adjustment of the subtitles mentioned above on both the platforms are just temporary and they the sync done, will be gone the next time, you open the same video. In case you are looking for a permanent solution, then the only solution left is to find the perfectly synced subtitles. However, for the time being, you can enjoy the video at its best with this temporary solution of syncing subtitles.
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Part 3. How to Adjust/Sync Subtitles with Wondershare UniConverter
Because VLC media player is primarily a video playing program, it might be a bit challenging if you try to adjust or sync the subtitles with it. Therefore, it would be a good idea to use a program like Wondershare UniConverter to make things easy for you. In addition to allowing you to add subtitles, UniConverter also has a built-in video editor, a powerful converter with more than 1000 supported formats, a screen recorder, video compressor, and much more.
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To add and then adjust/sync subtitles on a video file with Wondershare UniConverter, you can follow the instructions given below:
Step 1 Add the source video to UniConverter.
After opening Wondershare UniConverter on your Windows PC (Windows 10 here), go to the Toolbox category from the left, click the Subtitle Editor from the right, and locate and import the source media clip you want to sync the subtitles with from your local hard drive to the app.
Step 2 Import the SRT subtitles file to the program.
Click the Import Subtitles button from the left area of the Subtitle window, click the Add from the lower section, and select and import the SRT file (that you must obtain from a trusted source) from your PC to UniConverter.
Step 3 Adjust/Sync the subtitles with the video.
Select the wrong subtitle text from the left section, and replace it with the correct one in the Subtitle text field on the right. To sync the captions, use the Start Time and End Time values that help you define the display duration as per the text. Repeat these two steps for each of the inconsistent subtitles individually.
Next, use the options under the Font section to change the font type to something else (e.g. Times New Roman, Calibri, Arial, etc.), modify its size and color, and redefine other attributes like bold, italics, and underline.
The Outline Width and Opacity options let you configure the text’s stroke width and the opacity level respectively. You can even specify where the subtitles should be displayed on the screen by selecting the Top, Middle, or Bottom buttons present under the Position section.
Step 4 Produce a new media file with the correct subtitles.
After everything is configured properly, use the File Location field to set a destination folder where the new video should be saved, and click the Export from the right of the video to produce a video with the properly synced subtitles.
Christine Smith
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