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Editing subtitles
Enter edit mode
Click Edit next to your file and go to the Subtitles tab.
Select subtitles
You can choose soft or hard subtitles.
Softsubs are stored as separate tracks, and you can add several subtitle tracks to a single file. All the subtitle tracks will be saved if you choose this option.
Note: Not all formats support softsubs. There are also less editing options: you can't change position and synchronize them with video. They are also not displayed in the preview window.
Hardsubs are permanently drawn on top of the video and cannot be turned off, but they are guaranteed to be visible in any player.
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If the subtitles are built into the file, select the desired subtitles from the list.
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If the subtitles are stored as an external file, click Add > Choose file... and open the subtitle file. You can use *.srt, *.ass, *.smi, or *.ssa subtitle files. Or you can find them online.
Set up the subtitles
Subtitle encoding
If the subtitle text looks scrambled, try changing the subtitle encoding: open the list and choose the language or character set the subtitles should be in.
Position
Use the Position box to change where the subtitles appear on the screen:
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Open the Position box and choose which edge the subtitles should snap to (e.g., top or bottom).
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Use the slider below to move the subtitles relative to the selected position.SynchronizationIf the subtitles are out of sync with the video, use the synchronization box to advance or delay subtitles by a specific time in seconds and milliseconds. Positive values make the subtitles appear later, and negative values make them appear earlier.Example:-0.100 – the subtitles will appear 100 milliseconds sooner.1.200 – the subtitles will appear 1 second and 200 milliseconds later.
Edit the subtitle displayYou can also change font, size, color, fill and outline. Find these settings under the selected subtitle track.
Exit edit mode
Click Apply and then Save and Close to apply the changes. When you convert the video, the selected subtitles will be permanently shown over the video.
