sub2srt FOR MAC

sub2srt

sub2srt is a handy little Python script that lets you quickly convert .sub files, especially those in the MicroDVD format, into Subrip .srt files. It’s pretty cool because even though you control it through the command line, it’s easy to use once you get the hang of it.

Getting Started with sub2srt

The sub2srt archive has all sorts of resources for Windows users, but guess what? The source Python script works on any operating system without any issues! So whether you're on Mac or Linux, you're covered.

How to Run sub2srt

If you want to kick things off, just open a Terminal window and find your way to the project folder. Then, run the sub2srt Python script and check out how to use it: sub2srt-python input.sub output.srt fps. It’s that simple!

Using the Command Line

When using sub2srt, you'll need to enter some commands. Just type in where your .sub file is located, where you want your new .srt file to go, and set the Frame Per Second value for the conversion. Easy peasy!

Your Output File Awaits!

Once everything is ready and you've entered those commands, just sit back! The sub2srt script will whip up your .srt file in no time. Just check out your output directory for that shiny new file.

The Bottom Line on sub2srt

If you're looking to change .sub (MicroDVD) subtitle files into .srt (Subrip) format quickly and easily, sub2srt is here for you! Since it's a Python script, you can run it on any OS that supports Python.

A Little Heads-Up!

The setup process for sub2srt isn’t too complicated. But keep in mind that since there’s no graphical user interface (GUI), it might be tricky if you're not super experienced with command lines.

No Batch Processing?

An important note: right now, sub2srt doesn’t support batch processing. So if you've got a lot of files to convert, you’ll have to do them one at a time. Kind of a bummer but manageable!

If you're ready to give this nifty tool a try, check out this link for more info: Download sub2srt here!