MovieCaptioner for Mac
Easily create captions and transcripts for your movies.
$99.99
In English
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MovieCaptioner overview
MovieCaptioner keeps repeating a segment of the movie until you are done typing what you hear. Just hit the Return key and it will save your caption and automatically advance to the next few seconds of the movie, allowing you to zip through your captioning tasks in no time flat - an incredibly easy way to create captions for your videos!
What’s new in version 6.75
- Added new OHMS Interval Transcripts - The Oral History Metadata Synchronizer is a powerful web-based application that allows oral historians to organize and put metadata into oral history interviews. This makes interviews significantly more accessible for researchers or other interested people.
- Various minor bug fixes.
MovieCaptioner for Mac
$99.99
In English
Version 6.75
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Oct 21 2019
Version: 6.5.2
I downloaded version 6.5.2 on my iMac but Catalina doesn't allow me to install it. A message appears saying that: “MovCaptioner.pkg” can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software!! What are we supposed to do with such security measures?! Thanks.
Oct 7 2019
Version: 6.4.0
MovieCaptioner is compiled for 64-bit so it will run fine in Catalina.
Sep 18 2012
Version: 4.7
If you downloaded the demo and it expired the next day, please try downloading again. It should give you the full 14 day trial.
Jan 21 2011
Version: 4.20
Miyu does this for free, and is very stable. Why spend $100?
Nov 4 2009
Version: 3.2
If MovCaptioner should crash on you there is an easy fix.
With the new undo/redo MovCaptioner is supposed to create a folder in your MovCaptioner folder called "Temp". It should create this folder on its own to hold scratch files as you work, then it will delete them all when you're done, leaving an empty Temp folder. If it does not create the folder, it may cause the problem. Make sure that your MovCaptioner folder is in your main hard drive's Applications folder, then simply create a folder called "Temp" in your MovCaptioner folder. That should solve the problem. Opening a previously saved project should also create this folder. I've added this folder to the new zip file so it should be there in the future to prevent this.