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Subtitle group machine translation assistant - [Function 1: Translate subtitle file] .srt .ass .vtt [Function 2: Voice to text] (Drag in video or audio to recognize subtitles) (The latest version v4.1.0 Update time 2021 2 May 23) 12 translation service providers can be configured, such as Google, Baidu, Tencent, Caiyun, IBM, Azure, Amazon, etc. (6 voice service providers can be configured: Alibaba Cloud, Xunfei, Tencent Cloud, IBM, Azure, Amazon ) Advantages: 1. You can use multiple service...

FFmpeg Batch AV Converter is a free universal audio and video encoder for Windows and Linux (via Wine), that allows to use the full potential of ffmpeg command line with a few mouse clicks in a convenient GUI with drag and drop, progress information. Some fancy wizards make things easy for non-experts. Thanks to its multi-file encoding feature, it may be the fastest a/v batch encoder available, since it maximizes system resources usage by launching as many simultaneous processes up to user cpu thread count. ...

Srt Editor is a small subtitle editing tool for Linux, OSX and Win64. You can edit the following file formats in various ways : SRT, SUB, TXT, SBV, ASS, SSA. Last version : 4.0.3 (MacOS & Linux) / 3.2.1 (Windows)

-- Update -- The slow timer problem has been fixed since v0.2.1 which is released on 19/08/2015. Please re-download it if you encounter the delay. --------------- Penguin Subtitle Player is an open-source, cross-platform standalone subtitle player, as an alternative to Greenfish Subtitle Player, SrtViewer (Mac), SRTPlayer, JustSubsPlayer and Free Subtitle Player. You download the subtitle file (.srt, .ssa, .ass, .vtt) file from any sites you like and load it into the subtitle player....

srttiming is a tiny command-line application which converts pace and offset of SRT subtitle files among different frame rates. srttiming synchronizes ALL the time labels in the original .srt file according to given PACE and OFFSET values. srttiming can also calculate PACE and OFFSET values from given REFERENCE TIME POINTS. Currently intended for Linux/Unix platforms.

Converts plain text (.txt) into subtitles(.srt), using punctuation to nicely cut between subs. Detects sentences with a regex. Evaluates the best character count for each subs. Tries to cut at commas, colon and semi-colons before cutting between words. in v1.2: live preview with update of max sub length

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.