Subtitle Translation Assistant for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Convert your subtitle language to any language you want.

Subtitle Translation Assistant provides a convenient way for .srt subtitle translation from one language to another. Its simplicity and usability allows to speed translation up twice. It features.srt subtitle format support, state persistence allows to close the application and then continue work from the same pl, quick navigation to any subtitle, customizable fonts, full keyboard control, and small disk and memory footprint.

Subtitle Translation Assistant for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: December 27, 2012

Latest update: August 8, 2013

Version: 1.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows Vista
Windows XP
Windows 10
Windows 7
Windows 2000

Additional Requirements: Microsoft .NET Runtime 2.0

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 735

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

4/5

1 User Votes

Nice software that needs to avoid confusing end users
litomdMarch 11, 2013
Pros
Simple Portable Just download and run, no installation Incredible easy to navigate the subtitle files
Cons
Does not provide assistance for first time users regarding how to save the work (see the summary). The lack of visibility of the previous and next segments in the translation is also an important missing feature. As any translator knows to properly translate a phrase one often needs the previous and following texts in the sequence to obtain context.
Summary
Easy navigation, ready to run after downloading (some unzipping required) simple interface but with some annoyances. The user needs to figure that in order to be able to save the work the program needs to open two files, the original subtitles in one file and the translated in another. This is counter-intuitive because once the original subtitles are open it is possible to start working right away just to find, after some work, that the "save translated" option does not function and may even crash the program! If the user wants to save the work at that point the only option is to painfully copy all translations (one by one) into another program, figure out that the menu option "open translated" has to be used first to get a file ready for receiving the translations and then copy back the previous work. Not quite friendly at that point. Once this annoyance has been solved the program works well.