Subtitle Reading Speed: How Long Should a Subtitle Be?
Subtitle reading speed is measured in characters per second. Common limits are about 17-20 CPS, 42 characters per line and two lines per subtitle. Here's how to apply them.
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Subtitle reading speed is measured in characters per second. Common limits are about 17-20 CPS, 42 characters per line and two lines per subtitle. Here's how to apply them.
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