Bazarr Synchronization failed -> consider passing --max-offset-seconds with a number larger than 60

Upload a tarball with debugging information

1. Run the command that produces the out-of-sync subtitle output, but with the additional --make-test-case flag, i.e.: subsync ref.mkv -i in.srt -o failed.srt --make-test-case
2. This results in a file of the form ref.mkv.$timestamp.tar.gz or similar.
3. Please upload this file using the "attach files" button at the bottom of the text prompt.

Yellowstone (2018) - S03E04 - Going Back to Cali Bluray-1080p.mkv.2021-12-27-23-11-51.tar.gz
Yellowstone (2018) - S03E06 - All for Nothing Bluray-1080p.mkv.2021-12-27-23-16-09.tar.gz
Yellowstone (2018) - S03E09 - Meaner Than Evil Bluray-1080p.mkv.2021-12-27-23-23-10.tar.gz

That's all! Thank you for contributing a test case; this helps me to continue improving the sync and to add additional integration tests once improvements have been made.

Additional context
Hey there - new to the Bazarr world and trying to get the hang of it all. Been working through adding subs to my collection throughout the day and am just coming to realize there is an automatic sync feature within Bazarr that utilizes ffsubsync.

I am now in the process of syncing some of the subs that I've downloaded for a few shows and am running into sync issues with a couple entities. I have enabled Debugging and attached the requested .tar.gz files here.

Would certainly appreciate a walkthrough to understand what the issue is and how to fix!

Thanks.

Start with the subsync ref.mkv -i in.srt -o failed.srt --make-test-case command and the three attached .tar.gz test cases. Reproduce the synchronization failures while investigating the title's --max-offset-seconds behavior; done means the affected cases have a verified synchronization outcome and appropriate regression coverage or a documented cause.