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Merge two subtitle files into one

Join the subtitles of a movie in two parts (CD1 and CD2) into one file: the lines of the second file are moved to start where the first part of the video ends.

How to use it

1

Load the first file, then the second file.

2

Check where the second part starts: the end of the first file is suggested, or type the length of the first video.

3

Download the merged file.

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Questions and answers

Where does the second part start when I join CD1 and CD2?

At the length of the first video part. The tool suggests the end of the last line of the first file; for an exact result, type the length of the CD1 video.

Can I show two languages at once?

Yes, with our bilingual subtitles tool, which puts two languages in one subtitle file.

The two files have different formats. Is that a problem?

No. Each file is read in its own format and the result is saved in the format you choose.

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