In Windows I used to have a whole application suite for extracting peak audio files and creating srt subtitles for — for example — YouTube video’s. What does Mac OS X have to offer?
Entry point: http://www.pure-mac.com/video.html
The list of applications I’m researching:
- D-Subtitler | DVD subtitle extractor
- Subler | MP4 muxer
- Sears
- Miyu
- Submerge | Subtitle muxer (not creator)
- Subsfactory | subtitle creator (but no waveform extraction / analysis)
- SubFix | resyncing srt files to audio track
- SubSynX | srt editor (not creator)
- SubClear | subtitle conversion
- Aegisub | YES! … everything you ever want and works on every OS!
Update 28th of July 2011: still searching for the MacQuivalent of Windows’ VirtualSubSyncUpdate 1st of August 2011: doubled the list of programs and Aegisub is BETTER than any tool on Windows.
[via Rhyker.net]
