Hello,
I would like to know if Studio 2019 accepts .srt files.
If so, are there any specific prior conditions prior ?
And as the case may be, can the target file be saved as a .doc file with timecodes ?
Thank you in advance for your reply.
M.Anne
Hello,
I would like to know if Studio 2019 accepts .srt files.
If so, are there any specific prior conditions prior ?
And as the case may be, can the target file be saved as a .doc file with timecodes ?
Thank you in advance for your reply.
M.Anne
Studio works with SRT files. I think you can just use the out of the box file type, but there is also a very useful (free) subtitling app, which you can download from the AppStore: https://appstore.sdl.com/language/app/studio-subtitling/978/
(The SRT file is just a plain text file containing the timecodes and the text, so you could do your translation, open it in Word and send it to whoever would like it.)
Daniel
Studio works with SRT files. I think you can just use the out of the box file type, but there is also a very useful (free) subtitling app, which you can download from the AppStore: https://appstore.sdl.com/language/app/studio-subtitling/978/
(The SRT file is just a plain text file containing the timecodes and the text, so you could do your translation, open it in Word and send it to whoever would like it.)
Daniel