Convert020006 Min Install — Jur153engsub
If you have a file named something like JUR153.EngSub.mkv (or .mp4 ) and want to:
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Given the structure, users searching this term are probably trying to to process a specific video/subtitle file (possibly JUR153 with English subs) and apply a conversion at 00:20:00.06 (20 seconds and 6 milliseconds) into the video. If you have a file named something like JUR153
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