This is a simple utility that allows you to make a rough machine translation of a subtitles file from one language to another. So if you have a copy of a film but the only subtitles you can find for it are in Spanish, you can run the subtitles file through this page to make a copy that should be good enough for you at least to follow the plot of the film.
How to use
Mar 16, 2016 Free language translator and file converter is a useful app that allows you to import several popular subtitle and document formats and translate them into any one from a selection of various languages. Using the app is straightforward. You begin by opening a document, whether that be, amongst others, a.MKV file, a.PDF or a.SRT file. Video Language Converter free download - Any Video Converter, Total Video Converter, RER Video Converter, and many more programs.
You will need a plain text format subtitles file. This will usually have the extension .srt. If it's .sub, .idx, or .ssa it won't be any good. To check it's the right sort, open the file in a text editor and see if it looks something like this inside:
Select the file on your local PC using the gadget below, make your language choices from the drop-down lists, and press the Translate button to get your new file.
Samples
Below are some sample subtitle files found online. Right click and choose Save as... to save them to your PC, then you can upload them to test the translator.
Pension Paura (Italy,1977) subtitles in: Portuguese | English
Borsalino and Co (1974) subtitles in: Serbian(tick the Windows box for this one) | English
Fata Morgana (1971) subtitles in Spanish | English
Windows Movie Maker is simple but effective video editing software. As one successful product, Windows Movie Maker takes many users’ fancy for its user-friendly interface coupled with wonderful audio and visual effects. From simple slide shows to professional cut, this video editing software can do all of your works. As a result, Windows Movie Maker has become many ones’ first choice when they need to edit a video.
Now, Windows Movie Maker can support multiple languages, including English(US), English(UK), Deutsche, Français, Italiano, Español, 日本語, Português, Pусский, Nederlands. Here we will show you how to change the language in Windows Movie Maker.
Step1: Open Windows Movie Maker
Double-click the Windows Movie Maker icon on your desktop .
And you will see the main interface like this.
Step2: Change settings
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Click “settings” under the “FILE” button.
Find “Language” option, select the language you need on the list.
Don‘t forget to click “OK” to confirm your change.
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Step 3: Restart Windows Movie Maker
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You need to restart Windows Movie Maker to let your change take full effect.