Software
We've compiled a list of 22 free and paid alternatives to AVIAddXSubs. The primary competitors include Subtitle Edit, Aegisub. In addition to these, users also draw comparisons between AVIAddXSubs and SubtitleSync, SubFix, Subedit Player. Also you can look at other similar options here: Video and Movies Software.
We've compiled a list of 22 free and paid alternatives to AVIAddXSubs. The primary competitors include Subtitle Edit, Aegisub. In addition to these, users also draw comparisons between AVIAddXSubs and SubtitleSync, SubFix, Subedit Player. Also you can look at other similar options here: Video and Movies Software.
104
98
Aegisub is an advanced subtitle editor for Windows, and UNIX-like systems, such as Linux, Mac OS X...
30
With SubtitleSync you can easly synchronize your subtitles in your mobile phone or PC.
28
27
23
Subtitle Editor is a GTK+3 tool to edit subtitles for GNU/Linux/*BSD.
23
Gnome Subtitles is a subtitle editor for the GNOME desktop. It supports the most common
21
easySUP is a small tool made to help users create nice (BD) SUP, (DVD) SUB or BDN (XML+PNG)...
20
SubCreator supports creation of subtitles from scratch or basing on existing text script.
18
Mac app for creating and screening surtitles and supertitles in theatre and opera.
3
Add subtitles to DivX files!!!
Add subtitles to DivX files!!!
Windows
Add subtitles to DivX files!!!
AVIAddXSubs is a simple to use, free program to subtitle videos converting the original srt files you may have. Its services are useful in cases your hardware player is not able to show the subtitles directly from srt or even if it does the result is not satisfactory. Using AVIAddXSubs and converting the srt you have a variety of options to configure the subtitles as regards font, font size, color, outline, position, etc. This effect is achieved through a srt conversion to another format where the subtitles are stored as bitmaps already prepared in your PC.
This conversion process, takes a few minutes (or a few seconds in many cases) and it doesnt re-encode the video so its quality remains exactly the same. The generated subtitles are "soft", not burned in the picture, so the user is able to activate/deactivate through his/her players remote control the same way it does at normal DVD playback.
Share your opinion about the software, leave a review and help make it even better!
Suggest Changes
Your Feedback
Your vote has been counted.
Do you have experience using this software?
