SubSync VS VLSub

I use a program called SubSync it work most of the time. Download it and try it. Good luck. Source: 5 months ago

I find subscene easier to navigate than opensubs. On the very rare occasion that the subtitles are out of sync, I use subsync. Source: 12 months ago

Use online tool subsync Webpage has link to github tool it uses. Source: 12 months ago

Https://subsync.online/ I've personally used this in its batch processing mode. it's the Scotty's subsync that someone mentioned but using it on your PC means you get to use a UI instead of purely command line. Source: about 1 year ago

I might look into u/Reddit2FASucksASS solution of SubSync to see if I can automate it to fix the one-offs that might not line up correctly. Source: over 1 year ago

Shout out to the VLSub add on that let's you download subtitles from vlc. A bit janky but works 90%+ of the time. Source: almost 2 years ago

For all us purists, who prefer soft subtitles and the flexibility it affords, it gets somewhat trickier. Subtitles exist for almost all movies and television shows on the internet. They are actually reasonably easy to add to your videos if your video matches the subtitle file's timing. The tool I use is a free extension of VLC called VLsub. It allows you to search OpenSubtitles.com, select, download, and try soft... Source: about 3 years ago