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BIRB made color subtitles correctly. YouTube does not read them correctly. A simple SRT > SMI conversion fixes this.

 

1. Download BIRB's .SRTs on the forums, starting from Episode 54.

2. Manually save each .SRT as an .SMI (with a program such as "Subtitle Edit")

3. Upload to YouTube

 

The end

 

Spoiler

Confusing long version:

 

After explaining this to BIRB, they started uploading SMIs. You'd think that'd be good, except they're COLORLESS, entirely wasting the SMI format. Therefore, I did the conversion myself for Episodes 1-53, and uploaded on Captionfy, purely to demonstrate their full features. I and Captionfy are UNNECESSARY. All you need is to convert BIRB's SRTs to SMIs. So whatever you do, don't use BIRB's SMIs, SBVs, RARs, or any other files.

 

tl;dr:

 

BIRB's .SRTs > "Save As" .SMI > Upload to YouTube

BIRB made color subtitles correctly. YouTube does not read them correctly. A simple SRT > SMI conversion fixes this.

 

1. Download BIRB's .SRTs on the forums, starting from Episode 54.

2. Manually save each .SRT as an .SMI (with a program such as "Subtitle Edit")

3. Upload to YouTube

 

 

Spoiler

Confusing long version:

 

After explaining this to BIRB, they started uploading SMIs. You'd think that'd be good, except they're COLORLESS, entirely wasting the SMI format. Therefore, I did the conversion myself for Episodes 1-53, and uploaded on Captionfy, purely to demonstrate their full features. I and Captionfy are UNNECESSARY. All you need is to convert BIRB's SRTs to SMIs. So whatever you do, don't use BIRB's SMIs, SBVs, RARs, or any other files.

 

tl;dr:

 

BIRB's .SRTs > "Save As" .SMI > Upload to YouTube

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