I was wondering if there is any software available in making your own subtitles other than downloading these files from subtitle sites.
Most times when you visit subtitle sites they don’t have the subtitles you want
If not can anyone suggest a process with possibly using a variety of different software applications.
I would be interested in my case making english srt files for non- english movies. 
hi ...How can i make english srt file from english audio dvd movie (this dvd without subtitles)
Have you tried Subtitle Workshop, v.4 (Beta 3) 03-08-2008 from - http://www.videohelp.com/tools/Subtitle_Workshop
Bryan
download:
Http://www.meghrajz1.tk
.sub and .srt maker
Http://www.meghrajz1.tk
here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyGHwm9siTE
the srt file you’ll make works with the movies...
sir how can i creat subtitle for mp4 youtube movies
i guess there is no need to have any software for making such srt files.
in fact we can make it by only using a plain text editor like notepad or notepad++.
example:
1
00:00:10,120 --> 00:00:12,233
this is my first srt file.
above code will generate “this is my first srt file." between 10 and 12 second in that video.
i hope this will help you guys....!
you can know more about it mail me: <shekharsharma705@gmail.com>
brywkeo wrote:
Have you tried Subtitle Workshop, v.4 (Beta 3) 03-08-2008 from - http://www.videohelp.com/tools/Subtitle_Workshop
Bryan
I have download this software this is working well .. no problem and it is so user friendly .. thank you so much.
What does the numbers represent that are type after comma?
like 00:00:10,120 — > 00:00:12,233
what does 120 and 233 mean?
its means milliseconds..
How do u link it to the movie. and will linked subtitles work playing the video threw a web browser?
Hi to all.
I want to ask how can i make srt file in thai?
Is there any softwareprogram there can make srt file with thai subs?
I have look subtitle work shop 4.0 beta 3. but they not support thai languae...
Please help.
beowolf2010
Thank you.
This does not mean milliseconds, dumb piece of shit!!
It is the frame number
"This does not mean milliseconds, dumb piece of shit!!
It is the frame number”
First of all, who do you think you are talking to people that way? Secondly, you are TOTALLY WRONG (naturally). It is, in fact, miliseconds:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SubRip
Go look at the specifications section.
thanks ya!
hi... i am facing saming same problem,if u got ant idea,then pls reply me. thanks tudeven@gmail.com
hi... i am facing saming same problem,if u got ant idea,then pls reply me. thanks tudeven@gmail.com
can i put the numbers after the comma, (which means milliseconds) randomly?
You can put any number between 000 and 999 in the milliseconds section - it means 1/1000s of a second.
So to display a subtitle that starts at 4.2 and ends at 6.3 seconds you would use:
00:00:04,200 — > 00:00:06,300