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Subtitle Edit (SE) is a free, open‑source subtitle editor for creating, editing, synchronizing, and converting subtitles. It supports a wide range of formats (over 300) and offers both graphical and text-based editing views.  Easy insertion, deletion, and shift of subtitle lines. Portable versions available (.NET 4.8, 32/64-bit), runs on Windows and via compatibility on Linux. Active development with frequent updates and issue tracking. Plugin support and rich editing tools (e.g., translation, spellcheck, sync).

This application is a small software that allows having an original and well synchronized subtitle, assign the times to another translation that has sync errors. The application was created after downloading many videos with original subtitles, and finding translations for other video versions, which did not match the times. It is a minimal, simple and simple application that will be extended as needed. At the moment it only has subtitle support of type SRT. - New features: * Spell check with hunspell dictionary...

...Visualsubsync Enhanced is fully compatible with Windows Xp, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8/8.1 and now for Windows 10. It includes new functions like a complete internal filter graph support via mpc-home cinema and lav codecs, online dictionary automatic search (Italian language), new tools for resync, a new tool for progressive desync issues, new updated vsfilter for improved subtitles quality and much more...

Sub-Merge combines multiple subrip files to a single SubRip file. You can do re-indexing, sync srt with video or create an srt from a large srt file.

Translating subtitles in format SubRip from one natural language to other. It is based on Google Translate without API and therefore without payment. Translator have automatic and manual spell checkers.