Anyone who watches a lot of movies on the computer found the subtitles to be out of sync or downright wrong at least once. To correct these issues a specialized software is a must and Subtitle Edit may be just the right choice.
This application was specifically designed to help you edit and create subtitles or simply synchronize existing ones with your movies without wasting too much time.
Once the setup is complete, you can get acquainted with the clean interface Subtitle Edit has to offer. Although it might seem a bit overwhelming at first glance, everything is well organized and easily accessible right from the main window.
While the subtitle you’re working on is displayed in the middle, the functions of the application can be found either using the buttons located at the top or through the classic menu that includes all of them.
For those who want to add a personal touch to the application, there’s a settings menu that can be configured by both beginners and experienced users alike.
Another big plus for Subtitle Edit is the extensive support it offers for more than 80 subtitle types. You can even convert the files to the desired format with only a few clicks.
Besides basic synchronization and editing functions, the program also comes with an auto-translate feature that is based on Google Translate, so it supports a lot of languages. We’ve tried a couple of them and everything worked like a breeze and pretty fast, which is another proof that Subtitle Edit is right on the money.
Bottom line is that with Subtitle Edit you get professional grade features which, coupled with a great ease of use, make this software one of the best in its category.

What's New in This Release:
· New: Added column commands to list view context menu
· New: Edit -> Reverse RTL start/end (fix punctuations)
· New: Easy import of auto-backup files (File -> Restore auto-backup...)
· New: Advanced Substation Alpha style viewer/creater (right click in list view)
· New: Timed Text style view/creater (right click in list view)
· New: File -> D-Cinema properties (for both smtpe and interop)
· New: Can now display frames instead of milliseconds in main window (see Options -> Settings)
· New: New setting in Options: "Max. chars/second"
· New: New settings in Options regarding "Min. duration" + "Max. duration"
· New: New settings in Options regarding syntax coloring
· New: Many new subtitle formats (now 140+ formats supported!)
· New: New settings in Options, center subtitle (in SE text boxes)
· New: Tools -> Join subtitles (merge of multiple parts)
· New: Tools -> Apply duration limits
· New: Tools -> Sort -> Text - chars/sec
· New: Main window list view context menu: Save selected lines as...
· New: Wil...