For the first 2 cases, MKVToolnixGui allows you to shift the starting point of the subtitle file and also to practice a stretch on the durations of each display. In the latter case, it will be necessary to search for another subtitle file as this would require modifying each text of the original file. The subtitle file doesn't exactly match the video, with extra or cut scenes.Video and subtitle file are timed to a different number of frames per second.The video contains unintended credit footage in the subtitle file.If the video playback software allows you to adjust this offset more or less, it is preferable to do it directly in the MKV settings. If not, the next section will help you adjust this.Īdjust subtitles to match picture and audio of MKV fileĭepending on your MKV file and the subtitle file, you may have a time lag between the dialogue and the displayed text. Once the processing is complete, launch the file thus created and test it to see if, from the beginning to the end of the file, the subtitles are well aligned with the image and the sound.Choose a destination file at the bottom of the screen and click on ' Start multiplexing'.To the question ' Add or appending files, choose the first option (Add as new source files to the current multiplex settings) To include the SRT file in your MKV file, use MKVToolnix Gui : If you downloaded an archive, extract the SRT file it contains. Search for your movie and download the corresponding file. Here are a few that offer quality subtitles: There are several possible extensions for subtitle files one of the most common is SRT (this is a text format).Several sites offer to recover subtitle files. However, it is more interesting to embed the subtitle file directly into the MKV file in order to have a single file containing the video, audio, chapter and subtitles. Indeed, video playback software (such as VLC or MPC-HC) are able to automatically load the subtitle files corresponding to the current video, if they are in the same directory and have the same name as the MKV file. If you have an MKV file without proper subtitles, you can download a subtitle file from the internet, drop it in the same place as your video and then play the video with your usual player.

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