Free srt software for mac

SRT QuickTime Component 1.0 is a userfriendly, secure and reliable component by that you can open SRT subtitle files just like QuickTime text files.

Submerge 1.8.3 is designed as a useful tool which helps you create hard-coded subtitled movies for your computer, mp3-player, cellphone or game console. It will merge your subtitle file with your movie and create a new file that is suited for your needs.

It supports almost all text-based subtitle formats and you can export the movie for the most common devices with just one click. It also has a fullscreen player built-in, so you can watch the subtitled movie directly within Submerge. All this for the unbeatable price of $9.

Major Features:

1. Create subtitled movies that are playable on your computer, portable device or game console.
2. Add subtitles to almost any visual format like mov, avi, mp4 etc.
   
3. Supports the major subtitle file formats like SubRip (.srt), SubViewer 1 & 2 (.sub), SubStation Alpha (.ssa/.ass) and MicroDVD.
4. Exporter presets for iPhone, iPod, Apple TV, Cellphone, PSP, PS3, Wii and Xbox 360.
5. Force aspect ratio to 16:9, 4:3 or 3:2 to use your monitor space more efficiently.
6. Watch subtitled movies in fullscreen without leaving the application.
7. Merge multiple movies together using simple copy and paste.
8. Localized in English, Italian, French, Finnish, Spanish, Greek, Portuguese/Brazilian, Dutch, German and Swedish.

SubtitleEditor is a program for editing subtitles. You may change the start or end time of a subtitle. Also, its possible to shift one or more subtitles, that is, add or subtract time to both start and end time.
You dont have to worry about overlapping subtitles etc. when changing times, SubtitleEditor will do that for you.
Currently, SubtitleEditor only supports SRT-Files.
Enhancements:
Preferences Panel
- SubtitleEditor now has a preferences panel. You can choose a standard text encoding to save and open files with, set some startup behaviour, and choose the directory the open and save panel start with.
Multiple Text-Encodings
- Until now, SubtitleEditor could only read files in the UTF-8 text-encoding, which could cause some trouble. For example, if you had a file saved in a western encoding, you were likely to see nothing. Now, you can set a standard encoding in the preferences or change the encoding while the subtitle file is displayed.
Making you own subitle files
- I finally added support for adding and deleting subtitles (but I havnt implemented backup-support, so be careful with deleting)
Text Editing Mode
- If you really want to (it might come in handy, you never know!), you can now change to a text editing mode, where you see the subtitle file as a normal text file.
A Simple Help System
- There isnt much around yet, but you might find the answer to your question...

MIYU is a complete solution designed for video subtitling and translation management on Mac OS X.
Miyu provides you the tools for scripting, timing, typesetting, and export - in one compact software package.
Whether your project is foreign language epics or just home movies, Miyu can get you there with a fully featured, real-time and intuitive user interface.
Supported Subtitle Formats:
- .miyu (Miyus native format)
- .ssa (SubStationAlpha)
- .srt (SubRip)
- .edl
Supported Subtitle Exports:
- QuickTime Video
- AVI Video
- QuickTime Overlay w/alpha*
- DVD .spu*
- DVD .stl Bitmap*