You will come across SRT files when working with video editing programs, and when working with video subtitles. What is it, what does the abbreviation stands for and when do you need it? In this guide we will explain it all to you.
This file records per second when and which text should be shown as subtitles in a video. SRT stands for SubRip.
The subtitle file is indicated with the extension “.srt” and only works in combination with video.
If you want to add subtitles to your video, you need an SRT file. In video editing programs such as iMovie and Premiere Pro, but also on social media such as Facebook and LinkedIn, you can add subtitles to your video using the subtitle file.
In the Triple8 editor you create the subtitle file of your video within 5 minutes. This is done in three steps:
Do you want to know how to upload the file to your video in video editing programs or social media? Then check out our ultimate guide to video captioning where we explain it all.
In this guide we explain how to add subtitles to your iMovie project. Although iMovie does not have a subtitle function there is a way to manually add subtitles to your iMovie project.
In this guide we explain how you can add, edit and delete subtitles in multiple languages on YouTube.
In a world where most people watch videos on social media without sound, captioning videos is essential. With subtitles your video is more accessible and you create a greater range for your videos.