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Damiano Galassi
Subler is a simple mp4 file format muxer. Quickly remux your mkv or mov files to mp4 or add new subtitles tracks to your mp4 file.
The main features are:
The main features are:
- Creation of tx3g subtitles tracks, compatible with all Apple's devices (iPod, AppleTV, iPhone, QuickTime).
- Mux video, audio, chapters, subtitles and closed captions tracks from mov, mp4 and mkv.
- Raw formats: H.264 Elementary streams (.h264, .264), AAC (.aac), AC3 (.ac3), Scenarist (.scc)
- iTunes metadata editing.
What's New
Version 0.15 (beta 3):
- 1080p tag (iTunes 10.6)
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
Subler User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:43,130 |
| Version Downloads:14,316 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Author Tools |
| License:Free |
| Date:08 Mar 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Subler is a simple mp4 file format muxer. Quickly remux your mkv or mov files to mp4 or add new subtitles tracks to your mp4 file.
The main features are:
The main features are:
- Creation of tx3g subtitles tracks, compatible with all Apple's devices (iPod, AppleTV, iPhone, QuickTime).
- Mux video, audio, chapters, subtitles and closed captions tracks from mov, mp4 and mkv.
- Raw formats: H.264 Elementary streams (.h264, .264), AAC (.aac), AC3 (.ac3), Scenarist (.scc)
- iTunes metadata editing.
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OsloX reviewed on 19 May 2012
Powerful for adding subtitles the easy way.
Thank you for keeping this free !!
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Stkmks reviewed on 06 May 2012
Im a bit of a video noob, and all i know is i want to change the wrapper around my videos so that they will play well on apple hardware. Subler just does this. I don't feel ever threatened that its going to reincode anything or do anything fancy (save the audio), which would require me to learn the meaning of some arcane preset. It just re wraps it, which is exactly what i want.
Would be great if it could work with other file extensions as the source.
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grunken reviewed on 23 Dec 2011
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AI_s reviewed on 31 Oct 2011
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Jfreyba reviewed on 03 Sep 2011
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Colours reviewed on 21 Jul 2011
I remuxed a .MKV 720P movie into a .m4v iTunes compatible file. Worked like a charm!
Same video quality and file size and also 5.1 ac3 with multiple subtitles and audio languages.
The GUI needs a overhaul in ease of use but overall its a great piece of software to make your MKV files iTunes compatible without losing quality and compatibility.
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An.onymous reviewed on 17 Jul 2011
Subler quickly replaced the original file with a "movie" file that could be read but with a discontinous sound and 2 thirds of the movie missing.
Backup the original before you use Subler and do not expect much.
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My point was just that
- Subler did not detect the problem
- REPLACED the original file (defective, as I made it clear) with something even worse, instead of creating a new file.
All these softwares could usefully make early tests and give up as soon as an anomaly is detected, instead of going on and consuming a lot of time (like HB) or scrambling the input (like Scrubler).
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luckymahalo reviewed on 10 Jul 2011
I tried to convert a hd movie 10GB!
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"You need to enable the "64bit chunk offset" option if you your file is bigger then 4gb, the same as in HandBrake."
With respect, it would help if that were made clear in the documentation. If it's in the docs, my apologies, but I don't see it. Especially since in many forums and on YouTube, which is where I learned about Subler, where several people have posted videos on how to use Subler, they mention leaving 64bit unchecked. In fact in one YouTube video, it says enable it will break iTunes.
Why doesn't the program simply check the file size and if > 4GB, either turn it on automatically, or at least prompt the user and give them the option and notify that if they don't enable the option, the file may not work?
I have spent HOURS trying to remux various movies, and pulling my hair out trying to figure out why it works some times and not others. BTW, just so you know, I still think it's a great app!, Just wish I had known about 64-bit. I"m off to split some Blu Ray MKV files and convert to MP4!
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Bdkennedy1 reviewed on 09 Jul 2011
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