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<blockquote data-quote="elsmandino" data-source="post: 978314" data-attributes="member: 111675">Hi,&nbsp;I previously looked into the various free options for editing anything I recorded for keeping - i.e. editing all the padding and adverts out.&nbsp;I struggled to find anything that did everything I wanted:&nbsp;1. Was free.2. Corrected any errors in the stream.3. Preserved the subtitles.4. Allowed frame accurate cutting.&nbsp;Thus far, I have yet to find something that does all these things, in particular, some of the best free video editing software always strips out the subtitles.&nbsp;However, I read on another forum that the best option is just to edit all the adverts out and then add the subtitles back in later using a different piece of software.&nbsp;How easy/time consuming is this to do?&nbsp;What I do not quite understand is how the subtitles stay synched with the video if you are cutting out the adverts yourself. &nbsp;Any pointers would be much appreciated.&nbsp;Thanks&nbsp;Alex</blockquote>

[QUOTE="elsmandino, post: 978314, member: 111675"] Hi, I previously looked into the various free options for editing anything I recorded for keeping - i.e. editing all the padding and adverts out. I struggled to find anything that did everything I wanted: 1. Was free. 2. Corrected any errors in the stream. 3. Preserved the subtitles. 4. Allowed frame accurate cutting. Thus far, I have yet to find something that does all these things, in particular, some of the best free video editing software always strips out the subtitles. However, I read on another forum that the best option is just to edit all the adverts out and then add the subtitles back in later using a different piece of software. How easy/time consuming is this to do? What I do not quite understand is how the subtitles stay synched with the video if you are cutting out the adverts yourself. Any pointers would be much appreciated. Thanks Alex [/QUOTE]

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