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Subtitle editor

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The subtitle editor allows to edit the content of subtitles.

 

 

#

Specifies the clip index.

 

Text count

Displays the number of characters in each text line.

 

Reading speed

Displays the reading speed.

 

Time-in, Time-out, Duration

Allows to edit the clips times.

 

Separations

Displays the frame separation with previous and next subtitle.

 

Fields

Comments field

Allows to edit the comments for the subtitle.

 

Subpicture field

Allows to edit the subpicture path, image ID (when the file is a disc image), and position.

 

Bytes field

Allows to edit the bytes. These values usually express closed captions information or Blu-ray encoded text.

The bytes are expressed in hexadecimal.

 

Reference text field

Allows to edit the reference text.

The reference text usually contains the original language to be translated.

 

Flags panel

Italic

If enabled, the whole text will be rendered in italics.

 

Uppercase

If enabled, the whole text will be rendered in uppercase.

 

Raised

If enabled, the subtitle will be rendered top aligned.

 

Forced

If enabled, the subtitle will be considered forced subtitle.

 

Flag

Marks the subtitle.

Marked subtitles can be easily located and selected.

 

Formatting panel

Text

Toggle text italics

Sets or removes the italics for the whole text.

 

Line

Toggle line alignment

Changes the line alignment for the current line.

Toggle line italics

Sets or removes the italics for the current line.

 

Word

Toggle word italics

Sets or removes the italics for the current word.

 

Selection

Toggle selection italics

Sets or removes the italics for the current selection.

Set selection color

Allows to select the color for the selected text.

 

Actions panel

Paste plain text

Pastes the text from the clipboard without formatting.

This button is available only if the Paste plain text setting is disabled.

 

Character picker

Opens the character picker pop-up.

 

By pressing any modifier key (Shift, Ctrl or Alt) the picker is displayed in dialog mode. Offering more options.

 

Edit

Opens the clip editor.