: Subtitles made for a 23.976 fps BluRay rip may drift out of sync if used with a 25 fps WEB-DL version.
The string you provided is a standard release tag found on subtitle databases like Subscene or OpenSubtitles. Here is what the technical segments mean:
When looking for subtitles for this specific version, ensure the "release name" of the subtitle file matches your video file exactly. This ensures the (timing) is correct, particularly for: subtitle Red.Shoes.and.the.Seven.Dwarfs.2019.72...
If you are looking for the actual subtitle file (.srt or .ass), you can typically find them on major community repositories by searching for that exact string. Most modern media players (like VLC or MPC-HC) also allow you to right-click the video and "Search for subtitles online" using these tags.
: While rare for this film, different versions may have varying studio logos or intro lengths that shift the start time of the dialogue. Where to Find Them : Subtitles made for a 23
: Indicates the source of the video (disc rip or digital stream). x264/x265 : The video compression codec used. Subtitle Compatibility
: Indicates the video resolution (High Definition). This ensures the (timing) is correct, particularly for:
Red Shoes and the Seven Dwarfs is a subversion of the classic Snow White fairy tale. Produced by Locus Animation Studios, it follows a princess who finds a pair of magical red shoes that transform her into a classically "beautiful" woman. Meanwhile, seven heroic princes have been cursed to look like green dwarfs whenever people look at them, and they seek the princess's help to break their spell. Understanding the File Name