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PR imports this correctly, with the where caption text would be. Just be sure you don't have any extra lines.įix 2: if you need some indication of these pauses, just put '' or '' in the first line of the empty caption. Just delete the empty caption (number, timecode and 2 empty lines). There are 23 such captions, so not a big deal to do manually. It appears to me that PR will renumber them correctly. You (probably) don't need to renumber the captions.

So I'd look to the source first.įix 1: remove the empty captions. But you say ' I downloaded the srt from the original video' How did you download? Did you try using the original srt from 3Play? I can't imagine that we wouldn't see more problems with this if 3Play has been doing this. But it doesn't, and I tested this in PR2020 (the old caption workflow) and it does the same thing. I think PR should be smarter about this and either put in the empty space or prompt you for an error. Then PR moves to the NEXT caption after that, adds what PR thinks is the next caption number, and puts that caption in correctly. PR imports the empty caption as 2 empty lines, then the caption number (of the next caption), then the next caption timecode (with the milliseconds, not frames), and then the caption text. And what we see in the srt is an empty caption. You describe a 'pause.' A pause should not have timecode. Well this is odd, but here's what is happening. I went through the whole captions in Premiere and deleted the wrong number and timecode but get an error message from panopto.Īfter, when I export the. When placed as captions in Panopto, it is in the wrong place. I'm not even sure why premiere is randomly adding that text into the caption. As you can see, the time listed at the start is different than the timecode it's supposed to be and the numbered caption is wrong. I am adding a screenshot so you can see what I mean. Apologies as this is a little hard to explain. It also started adding a different number (in the order of captions) on top of the number already listed. For some reason, if there is a pause in the talking, the captions are only off when the speaker begins talking again. I downloaded the srt from the original video and imported into the 'Caption' Window in Premiere.

I had finished a video and sent for captions through 3play and got some 'minor video edits' after it was already finished.

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