branch: elpa/subed
commit 00d9568b272a5597c729dfdc5602f17a1e887a97
Author: Sacha Chua <sa...@sachachua.com>
Commit: Sacha Chua <sa...@sachachua.com>
update README note
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@@ -276,7 +276,8 @@ with a script or another subtitle file.
*** Writing subtitles from scratch
One way is to start with one big subtitle that covers the whole media
-file, and then split it using ~subed-split-subtitle~ (~M-.~).
+file. You can create this manually by using the media file duration or a very
large ending timestamp (ex: 24:00:000), or you can use ~M-x
subed-insert-subtitle-for-whole-file~.
+Use ~C-c C-p~ (~subed-toggle-pause-while-typing~) to enable pausing while
typing. Start playback with ~M-SPC~ (~subed-mpv-toggle-pause~), type as you
listen, and split using using ~subed-split-subtitle~ (~M-.~).
Another way is to type as much of the text as you can without worrying
about timestamps, putting each caption on a separate line. Then you
