Yes, I'm using an older version for now, it's what was included in my CS3 Suite.
The movie I'm currently working on in Encore has already been uploaded to YouTube. So rather than retyping the subtitles in the Encore Window, I downloaded the subtitles from YouTube and got the following info:
0:00:02.950,0:00:07.510
This is sentence number one blah blah
0:00:07.510,0:00:13.450
This is sentence number two blah blah
0:00:13.450,0:00:18.900
This is sentence number three blah blah
I then converted this info in the following format and saved as a .txt file:
1 0:00:02.950 0:00:07.510 This is sentence number one blah blah
2 0:00:07.510 0:00:13.450 This is sentence number two blah blah
3 0:00:13.450 0:00:18.900 This is sentence number three blah blah
When I tried importing the file in Encore (Import Subtitles > Text Script), it gives me the following error message: "Invalid timecode found in subtitle script line…"
What am I doing wrong?
The movie I'm currently working on in Encore has already been uploaded to YouTube. So rather than retyping the subtitles in the Encore Window, I downloaded the subtitles from YouTube and got the following info:
0:00:02.950,0:00:07.510
This is sentence number one blah blah
0:00:07.510,0:00:13.450
This is sentence number two blah blah
0:00:13.450,0:00:18.900
This is sentence number three blah blah
I then converted this info in the following format and saved as a .txt file:
1 0:00:02.950 0:00:07.510 This is sentence number one blah blah
2 0:00:07.510 0:00:13.450 This is sentence number two blah blah
3 0:00:13.450 0:00:18.900 This is sentence number three blah blah
When I tried importing the file in Encore (Import Subtitles > Text Script), it gives me the following error message: "Invalid timecode found in subtitle script line…"
What am I doing wrong?