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    [ANSWERED] SRT subtitle player does not match with movie player position?

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      Chickenroll last edited by Woland

      Hi all,

      I downloaded a YouTube video as a sample with a .srt from the same video. 

      I put both into the VLC, and they sync with each other. 

      However, when I use it in Isadora. 

      The “time “ input from the SRT subtitle player doesn’t match with the HH:MM:SS:FF form the position timecode of the movie player. 

      Am I missing anything? 

      Here is the patch. https://drive.google.com/file/...srt-player.izz

      Please ~ 

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        mark_m last edited by mark_m

        Please see @dbini 's post below for the solution.

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          dbini @Chickenroll last edited by dbini

          @chickenroll

          Yes, you are missing one step. You need to right-click your Movie Player actor and select 'Use Timecode'

          edit: I think you may also need to move your SRT file to the same folder as your Mov file (your SRT Player is currently showing an error: file not found), and, of course, send your subtitles to a Text Draw actor to render them to your Projector

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