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Coverting Millisec to frame FPS for FXP import XTI
21 Apr 2016 20:29 #75794
by stepsFCP
Coverting Millisec to frame FPS for FXP import XTI was created by stepsFCP
Thank you this importer. It has been huge help when working with translators in other countries.
However, I need to be able to adjust the time-code to align with my video editing software Final Cut Pro X. When I import the subtitles from aegissub there is a time shift because the timecodes formats are different milliseconds versus frames. It does not seem I can adjust these formats in either aegisub or FCPX. When I create the srt to FCPXML. I beleive it is expecting FPS and converting the MS which is creating a shift when I try to align the subtitles up in FCPX.
What work flow do you suggest to import subtitles from Aegisub into Final Cut Pro X to void timecode shifts and line the subtitles up with the dialog using XTI to generate the xml.
I would appreciate the guidance.
Thank you,
Steph
However, I need to be able to adjust the time-code to align with my video editing software Final Cut Pro X. When I import the subtitles from aegissub there is a time shift because the timecodes formats are different milliseconds versus frames. It does not seem I can adjust these formats in either aegisub or FCPX. When I create the srt to FCPXML. I beleive it is expecting FPS and converting the MS which is creating a shift when I try to align the subtitles up in FCPX.
What work flow do you suggest to import subtitles from Aegisub into Final Cut Pro X to void timecode shifts and line the subtitles up with the dialog using XTI to generate the xml.
I would appreciate the guidance.
Thank you,
Steph
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