Forum: Subtitling
Topic: Software for Mac
Poster: Meriadec Perrin
Post title: it can export ;-)
[quote]Beatriz Rodrigues wrote:
[quote]Meriadec Perrin wrote:
Hello,
To my knowledge, the only professional subtitle software for Mac is Annotation Edit. It does export your work as Screen PAC (among many other pro formats). It's not free, though.
[url removed] [/quote]
It can import pac but not export :/
Thank you for your help! [/quote]
I own the software, and I not only checked that the format was listed in the "export" menu, but before posting here, I did export a previous work into Screen PAC, and it worked without problem.
Maybe you looked on the website, instead of downloading a trial version and trying yourself?
Indeed it is not listed on the "formats" page (they seem to have forgotten to update it), but it is listed on the "features" page, where it says:
"Export to Apple Final Cut Pro, Apple DVD Studio Pro, Avid, standard exchange formats: STL EBU binary latin, STL EBU Arte N19, PAC, QuickTime Text (full unicode support), Windows and Linux subtitle format: SubRip, batch lists (Final Cut Pro, Avid ALE), RTF with timecode and many more."
Topic: Software for Mac
Poster: Meriadec Perrin
Post title: it can export ;-)
[quote]Beatriz Rodrigues wrote:
[quote]Meriadec Perrin wrote:
Hello,
To my knowledge, the only professional subtitle software for Mac is Annotation Edit. It does export your work as Screen PAC (among many other pro formats). It's not free, though.
[url removed] [/quote]
It can import pac but not export :/
Thank you for your help! [/quote]
I own the software, and I not only checked that the format was listed in the "export" menu, but before posting here, I did export a previous work into Screen PAC, and it worked without problem.
Maybe you looked on the website, instead of downloading a trial version and trying yourself?
Indeed it is not listed on the "formats" page (they seem to have forgotten to update it), but it is listed on the "features" page, where it says:
"Export to Apple Final Cut Pro, Apple DVD Studio Pro, Avid, standard exchange formats: STL EBU binary latin, STL EBU Arte N19, PAC, QuickTime Text (full unicode support), Windows and Linux subtitle format: SubRip, batch lists (Final Cut Pro, Avid ALE), RTF with timecode and many more."