Name: iSubtitle
Price: 19.99 $
Rating: 4.0652 (21 reviews)

$19.99

One-Time Purchase

iSubtitle overview

iSubtitle lets you create soft-subtitled movies for iPod, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, iTunes or any AVFoundation/QuickTime-based player or app. It's the first and only application to take full advantage of Apple's soft-subtitle technology. The subtitle tracks are resolution-independent and rendered in real-time as you watch the movie. Subtitles are always displayed at the best quality your device can perform. There are support for multiple languages in the same movie file and you can even switch language on the fly as you watch. If you already have a movie in a format that suits your needs there's no reason to re-encode it, just add the subtitles and use File->Save and you're good to go. If, on the other hand, your movie is not suited for your device you can batch re-encode it straight from within the application. You can also tag your file with metadata so it's easier to find in your growing library of TV shows and movies.

Main Features:

Add soft, non-destructive subtitles, that won't change or alter the original movie.
Subtitles can be turned on/off using the interface of the device or application.
Complete support for multiple languages in the same file.
Supported devices are iPod, iPhone, iPad and Apple TV.
Supported applications are iTunes, QuickTime Player or any app that can play a AVFoundation/QuickTime Movie.
Built-in subtitle online search with automatic download, unarchive and parsing.
Supports all major subtitle file formats like SubRip (.srt), SubViewer 1 and 2 (.sub), SubStation Alpha (.ssa/.ass), Spruce (.stl), Scenarist (.scc) and iTunes Timed Text (.itt).
Matroska subtitles, like ssa/ass and srt, are automatically converted to soft subtitle tracks on import.
Sync subtitles in real-time using the time offset stepper.
Automatic and manual metadata tagging.
Create chapter markers automatically or manually.
Batch re-encode movies within the application to support your target device or application.
Watch subtitled movies in fullscreen without leaving the application.
Works perfect with 10.9 Mavericks.
Please install Perian to support more input formats like MKV and AVI.
If you are having issues using iSubtitle, we want to help. Please contact us!

What’s new in version 3.4.6

Updated on Sep 01 2021

Version 3.4.6:

Playback with hardware decoding on the GPU for H.264 and H.265 (HEVC) video tracks.
Playback with hardware decoding also works for containers like .MKV
Playback with hardware decoding saves battery life and CPU cycles.
Easily plays 4K video when hardware decoding is available.

Information

License

Shareware

Size

27.1 MB

Developer’s website

https://www.bitfield.se/isubtitle/index.html

Downloads

45554

App requirements

Intel 64
Apple Silicon
macOS 10.15 or later

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RogerKatz

May 30 2018

3.1.1

Version: 3.1.1

Although MacUpdate correctly says the current version is 3.1.1, its download gets version 3.1.

sandkuyl

Nov 26 2014

2.8.2

5.0

Version: 2.8.2

Until today a very happy user of Subtitle over the past few years in following editions. However, since this morning in both subtitle 2.8.2 and 2.7.5 all subtitles all of a sudden appear at the top of the screen instead of the hitherto normal and logical place at the bottom of the screen. I have checked all resources, settings, defaults, goals etc., but have not been able to find how this occurred neither how to rectify it. Please help!

ArturoB2453

Feb 6 2014

2.8

4.5

Version: 2.8

Kudos for its applicability on all platforms of Apple products. Delivers quality subtitles [english & other foreign languages] and I deeply appreciate that, since I'm a movie-buff. It did crash twice but that is easy to forget when it delivers such high quality results!

Jolly-joker

Sep 6 2012

2.7.2

Version: 2.7.2

iSubtitle doesn't work with MKV files. It doesn't load subtitles: the wheel continue spinning without showing them. please fix it.

Masterminter

Jan 29 2012

2.6

Version: 2.6

Works as advertised. If you need subtitles support then use this.

isasc

Aug 30 2011

2.5.4

Version: 2.5.4

Good, simple and easy to do it! The application doesn't let you created any subtitles on your own, what it does is that it let you put SOFT subtitles, meaning that it won't change or alter the original movie and it has a resolution-independent rendering, so your titles will look as good on a 50in plasma HDTV as they would on an iPod touch. The advantage of this subtitles are that you can turn it OFF/ON any time you want and you can see it on any apple device without any problem what so ever. Some people complaint about this application, arguing they add a semi-transparent background to the subtitles, on my opinion this background won't bother you at all, it is really nothing, the videos will looks as perfect as it is not there. another plus is that you can add as many subtitles as you want. spanish, french, Italian and have them in a menu to choose from later on. If your movie is on a format that suits your needs there's no reason to re-encode it, just add the subtitles and you are good to go. If on the other hand, your movie is not suited for your device you can batch re-encode it straight from within the application. You can also tag your file with metadata that you can't find on iTunes, like the HD symbol, the directors, rating, etc... The way it works is that you search for the subtitles using the webpages the apps recommend without even leaving the application, just look for the subtitle you want on the web and press download, as simple as that, or if you already have it on your computer you can add it too. Good Job !!!

Chipaz

Nov 10 2010

2.3.2

Version: 2.3.2

I love this program and now with my new Macbook Pro Core i7 2,66 GHz, SSD de 256GB and 8GB RAM DDR3 the convertion was pretty fast. On my other macbook with core 2Duo, 4GBRam, the epise series like House MD, or 24 Hours take about 33 to 28 minutes to convert I think, I am not sure about those times. But I am pretty sure about the new one and the convertion in 45 minutes video long take about 9 minutes to converto do iPhone4 or iPad, 1 hour long video, converts in 13 minutes. It is pretty fast. The only Cons that I have and I am not sure if this is a software feature or limitation by Apple, but the subtitle on iPad is to SMALL, like the same size of iPhone without scailing to iPad resolution screen. I think the convertion time is really short because the software use GPU and 64Bits informtion to go like in a "High Way Drive". Worth the price.

Morinasan

Oct 8 2010

The best application to add soft subtitles to M4V files. As easy as open the video file, drag and drop the subtitle file on it, select the language as a reference and save the file. Done. If the subs doesn't match because they are from other video source, then it's a little bit more tedious, but still easy. You have to adjust them with the controls, save the movie (.mov) and then rename it again to m4v. Works like a charm. I love it. Now only need an application to extract subtitles from the DVDs and I would be even happier. Unfortunately, I think there is only D-Subtitle, that doesn't work for my spanish subs.

Blau

Oct 5 2010

iSubtitle, great program for soft subtitles to movies. Very easy to adjust and attache the subs to the movie. Good service, fast and very helpfull.

Applemac10

Mar 20 2010

2.1.2

Version: 2.1.2

I have to say ive been looking for a program to add subtitles to my films for a long time, although I have found many. Most have been complicated to use and need a lot of fiddling around with settings etc. I can say without doubt that isubtitle is a great tool, after using this for a while now, its easy and straightforward to use allows you to add metadata and artwork. With an easy interface to export your file to appletv, ipod etc. I can highly recommend this program if your looking to add subtitles to your film collection.

Tonymz

Feb 11 2010

2.0

Version: 2.0

A very easy and good software, which worked perfectly on my MacBook Pro!!! I have a doubt on how to resolve a matter that was to subtitle a movie which was downloaded in 3 parts, and their "customer service" dept. worked fast and very helpful to give me the answers and steps to follow. To make the movies & added subtitles work in iTunes and appleTV, after they are saved in "iSubtitle" I convert them to a ".dv" extension with Toast software.

Karagozgilh

Oct 27 2009

1.5.1

Version: 1.5.1

great program and great support !!!

Ritsuka

Oct 23 2009

1.5

Version: 1.5

Where the source code? You used part of Subler code, and that's gpl. My objective-C MP42 mp4v2 wrapper is under gpl. And your app is full of string from that, stripping out the debug symbol doesn't help.

Monkeyjunkey

Sep 25 2009

1.4

3.0

Version: 1.4

I also though that this is just what I'm looking for: soft-subs in my ripped movies. BUT: This is not really working well. It crashes quite a lot. And some of the subs I extracted with SubRip couldn't somehow even be recognized. Maybe I didn't find the perfect settings yet, but the help-file is very short and there's no troubleshooting...

Miniron

Apr 27 2009

1.2.1

Version: 1.2.1

I was waiting for a long time for something like this. The movies play great on my iphone and xbox 360. It's just what i needed. Maybe will see a .avi option soon!!! keep up the good work!

Mackey007

Apr 18 2009

1.1

Version: 1.1

Why pay for something you can have done for FREE and FAST? Non destructive captioning/subtitles added to your .mp4 videos (will not work on regular quicktime .mov files) check out Subler http://code.google.com/p/subler/ Subler is an Mac OS X app created to work with mp4 files. The main features are: * Creation of subtitles tracks, compatible with all Apple's devices (iPod, AppleTV, iPhone, QuickTime). * Import of video, audio, chapters and subtitles tracks from mov and mp4. * Raw formats: H.264 Elementary streams (.h264, .264), AAC (.aac), AC3 (.ac3). * Metadata editing.

Patrick-Bensamou

Apr 4 2009

I basically use my Mac Mini as a media center through iTunes/Frontrow plugged into my TV. I tried to export a movie with the test version. Result is a black screen in Frontrow with only the sound, while the video works great with subtitles in iTunes or QT. I'd love to buy that app as I think it's a great and simple way to add .srt to your content especially if going through the iTunes integration. When the Frontrow issue will be addressed? The thing I don't understand though is why a .srt will automatically be recognized in QT or Frontrow with a simple .avi file while it isn't with a .m4v and have to go through this software? Also why that black bezel on top of the screen to show the subtitles? It is a bit annoying. Again with a simple .avi the subtitles just appear normally without bezel. Is there any option to have it disappear?

Don-B-

Apr 2 2009

I bought iSubtitle so I could add soft subtitles in multiple languages to a movie that I want to embed in an iPhone app. I was a complete newbie to the problem space, but the operation went very smoothly. Step 1: I used the free Miyu app (http://www.fluffalopefactory.com/miyu/) to compose my initial English subtitles for my movie, and exported them to a *.en.srt file (SubRip format). This was most of the work. Step 2: I used iSubtitle to encode the English subtitles (*.en.srt, above) and my original movie into a new *.mov file. I just dragged my original movie onto iSubtitle, which automatically recognized the *.en.srt file in the same directory. Then, I checked the result. Well, I iterated a bit, getting the subtitles to look nice in the iPhone QuickTime format and view. Fixing text is easy; just edit the text entries in the *.srt file, directly. But, finally I just saved to iPhone/iPod Touch format, and iSubtitle "did the right thing." Step 3: I compiled the resulting movie into my iPhone app, and tested it, successfully, first time. The whole operation was really pretty quick. My review gives 5 stars for stability, value!, and ease of use. I backed off to 4 on Features, just because I didn't know about Miyu, and as a newbie, I expected Miyu's features to be built into iSubtitle. Now, when the movie plays in the iPhone app, the user has the option of turning on the subtitles. Of course, the next step for me is to get the English subtitles translated into other languages supported by the iPhone, and to iterate over steps 2 and 3. iSubtitle works very well. The customer support is excellent.

anthonysigalas

Apr 1 2009

Excellent, easy to use app, makes subtitling of videos a fun task.

Lemming

Mar 29 2009

1.0.1

Version: 1.0.1

Doesn't work with Front Row. Screen goes black. WTF? Is this a Front Row bug?