Subtitle Workshop
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Movie subtitle editing and creation tool. Supports and converts between various subtitle formats. Features include video preview, a translator mode, several features to fix or optimize timing issues, errors in spelling or text format, etc.
Discontinued
The latest version is from 2017.
Features
- Srt
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- smi
- subtitle-program
- lrc-files
- Subtitles
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What is Subtitle Workshop?
Movie subtitle editing and creation tool. Supports and converts between various subtitle formats. Features include video preview, a translator mode, several features to fix or optimize timing issues, errors in spelling or text format, etc.
Subtitle Workshop information
Developed by
adenry, bedazzle, dekkedLicensing
Open Source and Free product.Alternatives
32 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
SW 2.51 is the best subtitle editor I've ever worked with. It is very feature rich, it's basicly has all features one could need, and also it has very clear-cut UI. It is also translated to a great many languages. The newer versions either lost features or some features became hard to find due to the oversimplification of the UI, in todays minimalistic trend. (Also a lot less translations.) Despite it's age, 2.51 it is still usable and very good. It's only flaw is that becouse of it's age it can't play modern video formats. One way to adress this is to make a crude Xvid-encoded, .avi container version of your movie to use for preview in the editor. Also many edits can be done without the need of a video preview in the editor.
It's a pitty that it doesn't play most of my video's, even after installing different codecs. Could have been a nice tool, but I'm now looking for an alternative.
On Win7 64bit I found the application to be relatively stable in the short time I used it but I couldn't really use it much since it would not open an h.264 file in the mp4 container.
Does anybody been able to make video preview work for mkv files in Windows 7 x64?