Some software also offers advanced tools using which you can convert your subtitle files from one format to another. You can also find handy tools that help in editing subtitles like spellcheck, auto-translate, change media playback speed, and more. Some of the popular file formats that these subtle editors support include SRT, ASS, VTT, TXT, SSA, MKA, XAS, RTF, and SUB. You can edit or generate subtitles in a lot of file formats.
Isn’t that great? To import videos, most of these support MP4, AVI, MKV, and some other common video formats. You don’t have to switch between media players and the subtitle editing software to make synchronized subtitles. This helps you generate synchronized videos with a precise timeline. These subtitle editors let you import the source video for which you want to create subtitles.
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