FFmpeg Subtitle Tools

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Convert subtitles between any format.

Install on your machine1 checkSave and convert media

Open FFmpeg Subtitle ToolsSite checked 2 days ago

What stands out

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converting SRT to Blu-ray PGS
OCRing bitmap subtitles to SRT
No account required
Free

What we checked

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App accessible
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Page rendered
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Screenshot kept
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Looked: 0
Opened: 1
Checks: 1
Watching: 0

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Screenshot of FFmpeg Subtitle Tools — Screenshot from our last capture

Evidence

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Checks: 1
Working: 100%
Median response: 572ms
Watching since: 2 days ago

Activity

Watching since 2 days ago

Last content change: None seen yet
Unchanged for: 2 days
Certificate expires: in 44 days

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What it does

These FFmpeg builds add subtitle conversions that stock FFmpeg lacked, including a PGS encoder and text-to-bitmap and bitmap-to-text paths via OCR. Styled ASS/SSA animation can be preserved when converting to Blu-ray PGS. Ready-to-use binaries built on FFmpeg 9.0.1 are offered as a drop-in replacement under LGPL 2.1.

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