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That’s because of the video’s FPS (Frames per second) might differ if you changed videos recently. Sometimes, it may happen that your subtitles are getting unsynced gradually during the video. You can apply the time shift to all of the subtitles or only to an already pre-selected span, but also apply it only to ending or start timings, to get more display time. If it’s not good enough, press CTRL+Z and try again with another duration. Play around with time shift to see what you get via the audio spectre in karaoke mode. You can define the time shift duration that you’d like to apply to the subtitles as accurately at the hundreth of second, backward as foward. It’s absolutely needed when replacing a video by another one with better quality, for example. The time shiftĪ very useful trick when subtitles seem a bit shifted compared to what is being sung on a video : the time shift. Keep in mind that the difference between the primary and the secondary color must be sufficiently high to get a good contrast so users can clearly indentify when to sing and this even from afar or with a light reflection on the screen.ĭepending on the video, it might be more relevant to put a clearer colour, so the lyrics stand out from the rest of video, if the video’s background is mostly dark.

Miscelleanous : You can define a global rotation or increase the distance between two characters.

Outline : You can increase or reduce the size and/or the shadow of your subtitles.

The anchoring of your subtitle shift a bit and your subtitle will change in consequence.

Alignement : You can change the default position of your subtitle, each value between 1 and 9 means a position according to what is shown here.

You can play with it to put the text anywhere on the video. It’s possible to change it a bit, but avoid the value 0.

Margins : That’s what prevents your text from being displayed too close to the edges of the screen.

We don’t use those in our subtitles but they aren’t forbidden.

Shadow Color : Color for your subtitles’ shadows.

Outline Color : This is the color of your font’s border.

Secondary Color : used only in case of a karaoke: that’s the color before the syllable is sung.

For a karaoke it’s the color displayed right after the syllable’s sung. Primary Color : This is your style’s base color.It’s useful if your subtitiles are too small… or if they’re a bit too big and that they display on several lines. A bit more on the right, you may change the font size. Font : Arial is great because it’s on every OS.You’ll avoid confusing yourself with several styles. Style name : Keep the default name if you have only one style, or make it explicit depending on what you want.To modify a style, select it in the style manager and click at Modify.

You may want to modifiy a style, try another color, change size… You must remember to delete those after you finished making your karaoke since they’re useless once that’s done.all. The “-furigana” styles are generated by automated scripts from the base styles.