VLC has an extension called VLSub which allows you to download and add subtitles to your videos. VLSub - A VLC extension for adding subtitles to videos Mkvmerge -o outputfile.mkv inputfile.mp4 subtitle.srt
#ADD SUBTITLES TO VIDEO SOFTWARE INSTALL#
Now, use MKVToolNix (has GUI) or HandBrake to add subtitles to video.Įxample: (command line version) sudo apt-get install mkvtoolnix mkvtoolnix-gui I use Gaupol (link to install) to reduce that: (Tools menu - Adjust Durations)ġ3. There might be significant overlap among sentences. for ex.srt (.srt is not available in step 9)ġ2. click in the language of interest, translated in step 10 click in Actions, now you can choose the desired format. click up left in "Autotranslate" and then to the right "save changes" (important):ġ1. To the right side click on "Create New subtitles or CC":ĩ and 10.
to the right side click ADD, blue square with arrow:Ĩ. Having your video opened (important - step 5), click on Transcriptions on the left side, and on the right side click ADD LANGUAGE blue button:ħ. To the left side, click on Videos, and select your video.Ħ.
In "Advanced settings" tab - "Video language" define the original (if you want to translate, the original may have to be english):ĥ. YouTube creates subtitles for the original language of the video and translates, but the translation is only from English to other languages, the opposite is apparently not available (step 9-10).Ģ. Maybe this workaround, uploading to YouTube, is useful for someone.
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