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Participant
November 20, 2024
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Convert subtitles from 16:9 to 9:16

  • November 20, 2024
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Hi all!  I have a basic knowledge in premiere pro and could really need your help. Cannot seem to find the nswer to my question online. I have edited a video for Youtube, ratio 16.9. For this I have made subtitles using premiere pros transcript. I always have to adjust the transcript as it never is 100 % correct. Here I use two lines for my subtitles.

 

I also what to use the same video in the format 9.16 for social media. But when I add the subtiles here that I have corrected they will end up most often on four lines. Is there a way to add the same subtiles that I have already corrected to the new format. But for the subtiles to automatically use two lines and instead create new lines. So, the youtube subtiles are on two lines. I would need the same content in these two lines to divide itself and create two seperate captions wth two lines in each. I hope my question makes sence. Thanks in advance! 😃 

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Adobe Employee
November 20, 2024

I suggest you work with two different track styles. Select a caption in you 9:16 sequence, adjust the box the for one subtitle in your 9:16 sequence so you get two lines, then in the Properties panel click on the + under Track Styles and save it. That will change all your subtitles in one step

Participant
November 21, 2024

Thank you @Annika Koenig. But I do nut fully understand. I have created two different track styles. But I need the caption added to the 9:16 to split itself and become two captions. This I do not understand how to do automatically . At the moment I do it manually wich is very time consuming. Is there a way to do this also? Thanks! 

Adobe Employee
November 21, 2024

Ok, in that case I would probably do the fix up of mispellings directly in the Transcript tab in the Text panel rather than on the captions. Then I would generate the captions once in the 16:9 sequence with the appropriate settings in the Create Captions dialog and then generate the captions again using different settings for the vertical sequence. Would that work?

This is the dialog I mean: