Generally, a transcript CAN be used as subtitles. However, if - and you should! - you want accessible subtitles, you need to tweak the segments a bit manually. However, this can quickly become confusing when working on bigger projects. In this video, we will show you how to master this challenge quite quickly thanks to a special feature of the alugha dubbr. We are currently applying these rules: ⇨ A maximum of 37 characters per line ⇨ The numbers 1-12 are often better spelled out ⇨ Two lines per subtitle / subtitles consist of a maximum of two lines ⇨ The minimum gap between two subtitles is one frame ⇨ The minimum duration is one second
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