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I wanted to add 9 seconds to each of the subtitle in my file to have it in sync with video. I wrote an awk prg for it, and it ...
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    subtitle editing

    I wanted to add 9 seconds to each of the subtitle in my file to have it in sync with video.
    I wrote an awk prg for it, and it did what i was trying to do. the video is in sync with subtitles now.
    now when i play the video with this new subtitles file, movie player quits when it reaches a particular subtitle. every time it quits when it reaches the same place. this does not happen with the original subtitle file.
    original file

    43
    00:09:20,820 --> 00:09:23,618
    ...in which I have grown
    from childhood to a man!

    44
    00:09:24,757 --> 00:09:26,554
    I had sworn by those
    alps and peaks...



    edited file

    43
    00:09:29,820 --> 00:09:32,618
    ...in which I have grown
    from childhood to a man!


    44
    00:09:33,757 --> 00:09:35,554
    I had sworn by those
    alps and peaks...



    movie player after showing the underlined text.

    Any idea why this happens??

    i am running mint 10- julia, Totem Movie Player 2.32.0

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    why did you edit the subtitle file? You can use the X and Z hotkeys in mplayer to move through the subtitles while playing the movie

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    I see no reason for it to crash as long as you added 9 seconds to the subtitle following those 2 lines.
    Otherwise that could cause an overlap conflict.

    There is a possibility that the start or end time for that subtitle may be falling between a key frame.

    I'd try adjusting the sub times by a few milliseconds.
    And try it with VLC.
    I've had some weird problems with movie player while playing some video files. Played the same in VLC and had no issues.

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