
The program usually shows an error in the installation. Once we have created the subtitles, we will be able to export them to a multitude of different formats: Adobe Encore, Advanced Subtitles, Cavena, DVDSubtitle, FAB Subtitler, JACOSub, Karaoke Lytics, MAC DVD Studio Pro, MacSUB, MPlayer, SubRip, Ulead DVD Workshop, Youtube, etc. This format will be displayed in case the video player supports formatted subtitles.

We can format the basic subtitles: bold, underline, italics, and color. It is very convenient to make use of this tool to make sure that the subtitles will be displayed correctly. In addition to displaying the report, the program is able to fix the errors semi-automatically. These errors can be: subtitles too short, subtitles without text, captions that overlap with each other, subtitles with too many spaces, etc. Now that we located the time and duration of the subtitles, we just need to write the caption text.įinally, we will be able to manually adjust the start, end, and duration of the subtitles.Īt any time we can make use of the tool “I nformation and Errors”, which offers a report of the errors that have been detected. We repeat steps 2 and 3 to insert all the subtitles that we want. To mark the end of the subtitle click on the button “ End Subtitle”, or press the key combination “ Alt-X”. With the video running, when we want to insert the caption, click on the button “ Start Subtitle”, or use the shortcut “ Alt-Z”. We can also use the shortcut “ Ctrl+Space Bar”. The process would be the following:Ĭlick on “ Play/Pause” button on the control bar. The easiest way to insert subtitles is to use the keyboard shortcut. These buttons are used to insert and adjust the subtitles.

In this way, if we have the audio track, we will be able to generate the subtitles without the need to load the video.Īt the top of the screen we will see a preview of the video, which we take as a reference to insert subtitles.īelow the preview window, there are the control buttons. It should be noted that we can also upload audio files: mp3, wav, wmv, etc. We will be able to load almost any video format: avi, asf, divx, mpg, mkv, vob, wmv and more. The first thing we need to do is to load the video we want to caption. Thanks to this program we will be able to create subtitles from scratch, or import and correct subtitles that already exists. This is achieved thanks to the multitude of tools and utilities included.

Subtitle Workshop is designed to facilitate the creation of subtitles.
