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Offsetting audio and subtitle tracks
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See also:
• “Offsetting audio and subtitle tracks” on page 85
• “Effect of trimming on chapter points” on page 91 .
To change a trim point, do one of the following:
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Drag the trim point marker you wish to edit to a new position on the Preview window’s
timeline.
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Enter a new timecode in the In Point or Out Point box.
To restore material trimmed from the start of the movie:
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Drag the green Start Trim Point marker to the beginning of the Preview window’s
timeline, or enter
00:00:00:00
in the In Point box.
To restore material trimmed from the end of the movie:
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Drag the red End Trim Point marker to the end of the Preview window’s timeline.
To restore all the material trimmed from the movie:
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Choose Timeline > Delete Trim Points. This resets the In Point and Out Point to the
beginning and end of the movie timeline.
Offsetting audio and subtitle tracks
Normally the video, audio, and subtitle tracks in a movie all start at the same time. Use an
offset to change the starting point of audio or subtitle tracks relative to the video. For
example, you can offset audio tracks to correct video/audio sync problems, providing the
video and audio are out of sync by a constant amount throughout the movie. Or you can
offset a subtitle track containing subtitles imported from a script file, if all the timecodes in
the script are off by a constant amount.
You can create an offset even if the track contains no content. When you add content to the
track, the audio or subtitles take on the offset automatically.
To offset individual audio or subtitle tracks:
1. Double-click the movie in the Project window. The movie appears in the Preview
window.
2. In the Timeline window, click the Solo button for the track you want to offset so that
you can hear the audio or see the subtitles. See “Previewing movies with multiple audio
and subtitle tracks” on page 83 for details.
3. Start playing the movie using the Preview window’s controls.
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