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Media Converter is a plugin based video and audio converter. It uses FFmpeg as its engine, which allows it to convert to a lot of formats.

Autobox Blackbox is an awesome Android app used to record dashcam video directly from your phone. It has the ability to record SPEED, COORDs, and VIDEO times in an SRT subtext file. This data seems relatively useless unless you enjoy reading the raw data in the video output as a SUB TITLE text. This script converts the data contained in the SRT file and reformats it into a GPX (GPS Exchange) file that is specifically header formatted to be used in the powerful and free download GARMIN...

... and clear image with high image quality. Optimized low-spec PC * Light and optimized also for low-spec PCs * Possible to play flexibly and quickly using enhanced video renderer. Caption Support * Supports captions in SMI, ASS, SRT and so on with allowing DirectWrite to see vivid and clean caption. * Just drag the caption to adjust caption's position. Control Box * Can be adjust functions related to playback, caption and color easily. Multilingual * Supports multilingual interface.

Label2Srt is a small open source Java application to convert Audacity label files into SubRip (.srt) files. This is similar to Label2Cue released about 6 years ago. SRT files are subtitle files that can be read by many video players (including Youtube)

MediaGo Player is a multi media player . Support more then 100 filter's like G2, 3GP, 3GP2, 3GPP, ASF, ASK, ASX, AVI, BMK, DAT, DIVX, FLV, IFO, K3G, M1V, M2T, JPG,PNG,ICO,FLV,M2TS, M2V, M4V, MKA, MKV, MOV, MP4, MPA, MPE, MPEG, MPG, MTS, OGM, RM, RMVB, SKM, SMI, SMIL, SRT, SUB, SWF, TP, TS, VOB, WM, WMP, WMV, WMX, WVX,XVid

This converter allows for extracting text labels, associated with regions of an audio track, from Sound Forge SFL files and saving them to TXT files in format recognized by Audacity (reverse conversion also possible).

Convert Persian/Arabic SRT subtitles use ASCII character encoding to UTF8 to see subtitles correctly in all operating systems. Just execute this command (before this you must install JRE): java -jar ascii2utf8.beta.jar "input_file.srt"

Command line tool 'subs' and its perl backend Subtitles.pm provide means for simple re-timing, joining, splitting, and format conversion of the subtitle files. Supported subtitle formats are .srt, .sub, .smi, and .idx.

Get info for file avi vob mpeg mpg mov mkv ogm ogg ifo srt smi mp3 wmv

Converter for DVD subtitles into the popular srt or VobSub file format used by many avi players. The program requires transcode and gocr.