TextBatchConv

Name: TextBatchConv
Rating: 4.5 (5 reviews)

Version 1.5.5

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TextBatchConv overview

TextBatchConv (was ConvertEncoding) allows you to save a text file (.txt, .html, etc.) with a different encoding, and with different end-of-line formats. It's also possible to find/replace text, and work in batches.

Please visit author's website for other version (ARM), and old versions (Cocoa, Carbon, PPC, previous systems, etc.).

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What’s new in version 1.5.5

Updated on Jan 13 2023

Build with Xojo2022r4.1.
Build 64-bit for Mojave 10.14 (or later) and Windows 8.1 (or later).

Information

License

Free

Size

8 MB

Developer’s website

https://softwares.toroco.fr/site/TextBatchConv_Pg.html

Downloads

11599

App requirements

Intel 64
macOS 10.14 or later
Version for Apple Silicon

0.0

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Fixx

Oct 29 2017

1.4.1

4.0

Version: 1.4.1

Works. Though it does not accept srt files. Filename extension has to be changes to txt to import files. No problem, but unnecessary step. I converted UTF8 encoded srt files to Windows CP1252. App does not know that encoding name but WindowsLatin2 seems to work. Considering there is NO OTHER conversion application in OSX platform that I have found (and I have searched years), I am satisfied. Batch Subtitles Converter for windows is better but there is no such tool for mac.

Simbasounds

Jul 26 2016

1.3.6

4.5

Version: 1.3.6

The "Batch" part of this simple app is what makes it a winner for me. Crunches hundreds of files in less than a second.

69number69

Oct 24 2014

1.3.1

5.0

Version: 1.3.1

Just what i need!Excellent,i can convert batch srt files from cp1253 (Greek Windows) to utf-8.

burak2102

Feb 21 2013

1.2.2

Version: 1.2.2

Just worked.

Broadbean

Apr 28 2008

1.1.3

Version: 1.1.3

I needed a text converter to convert end of line characters. Found this little gem and worked for me. Really basic, but then it's a useful free tool if you don't already have others that do the same thing. Probably not as important as it used to be, but handy when you really needed something to do it. Solved my DHCP Clients file not being recognised pass the first entry.