Subtitle Edit includes an integrated video player for previewing subtitles with video.

| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| Play/Pause toggle | Toggle video playback |
| Play | Start playback |
| Pause | Pause playback |
| Play next | Play the next subtitle |
| Play selected lines | Play only the selected subtitle lines |
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| One frame back | Move one frame backward |
| One frame forward | Move one frame forward |
| 100ms back | Jump 100 milliseconds backward |
| 100ms forward | Jump 100 milliseconds forward |
| 500ms back | Jump 500 milliseconds backward |
| 500ms forward | Jump 500 milliseconds forward |
| 1 second back | Jump 1 second backward |
| 1 second forward | Jump 1 second forward |
| Custom back/forward | Configurable jump amounts |
Note: Actual key bindings depend on your shortcut configuration. See Options → Shortcuts.
Jump to a specific time code position in the video.
You can undock the video player into a separate window for multi-monitor setups:
Configure the video player backend in Options → Settings → Video Player:
You can view detailed information about the video file by right-clicking on the video file name.
This displays:

If the video has multiple audio tracks, you can toggle between them via the video menu or a shortcut.