Windows 10: Create subtitles from Audio in playback

Hi folks I've a huge TV archive including a lot of older TV series from about 1959 onwards (some of those early TV series put modern boring Celeb stuff and "Reality Shows" --sorry in today's Woke Orwellian new speak culture you have to call them now "Observational Documentaries" -- to shame !!) but I'd like to get subtitling for them. As for modern Quiz shows --how much more down market can you get. !!! I can play via VLC or whatever but is there any editing stuff that can capture dialog, convert to text and give the time offsets so I could then create subtitles. I don't care if it's done in "Real Time". Once I've got a base text file with time offsets then subtitles can be easily created (and translated into any language I want !!). I've been showing a few really early but beautifully produced "Lone Ranger" episodes in B&W from around 1959 - 1960 to some kids and they've really enjoyed those !! Also some of the original 5 series of The Twilight Zone (also from around 1959) but I've zillions of TV stuff from around 1959 up to current day that I'd love to get subtitled. Subtitling from around early 1980's is usually "findable" but early TV not normally available - even on some of those specialist subtitling sites. One series I'd love to subtitle is "The Invaders" -- brilliant 2 series with Roy Thinnes -- modern Sci Fi doesn't seem to cut it - if there's a smidgen of it doing OK then its axed too !!!!. Paid Software suggestions are OK as well -- I've a load of decent pro level studio gear BTW. Cheers jimbo

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Create subtitles from Audio in playback

Hi folks

I've a huge TV archive including a lot of older TV series from about 1959 onwards (some of those early TV series put modern boring Celeb stuff and "Reality Shows" --sorry in today's Woke Orwellian new speak culture you have to call them now "Observational Documentaries" -- to shame !!) but I'd like to get subtitling for them. As for modern Quiz shows --how much more down market can you get. !!!

I can play via VLC or whatever but is there any editing stuff that can capture dialog, convert to text and give the time offsets so I could then create subtitles. I don't care if it's done in "Real Time". Once I've got a base text file with time offsets then subtitles can be easily created (and translated into any language I want !!).

I've been showing a few really early but beautifully produced "Lone Ranger" episodes in B&W from around 1959 - 1960 to some kids and they've really enjoyed those !!





Also some of the original 5 series of The Twilight Zone (also from around 1959) but I've zillions of TV stuff from around 1959 up to current day that I'd love to get subtitled. Subtitling from around early 1980's is usually "findable" but early TV not normally available - even on some of those specialist subtitling sites.





One series I'd love to subtitle is "The Invaders" -- brilliant 2 series with Roy Thinnes -- modern Sci Fi doesn't seem to cut it - if there's a smidgen of it doing OK then its axed too !!!!.

Paid Software suggestions are OK as well -- I've a load of decent pro level studio gear BTW.

Cheers
jimbo

 

MKV Playback in C6-01 (Enabling subtitle track)

I have updated my phone to the latest stable update of symbian anna. That is not the issue. The issue is enabling softsubbed subtitles in my device (for those of you who don't know, Softsubbing is where you do not burn the subtitles onto the video itself,
but instead attach it as a separate stream. Mkv Containers can have multiple subtitle streams). Also, I am unable to play HD Mkv videos as i only get audio with a logo of a broken video in the display. Any suggestions?

 

Audio playback

Hi,

There are some reasons why this issue occurs, such as outdated driver or loose cable connection. For help fixing your concern, we recommend running audio troubleshooter. This troubleshooter can automatically identify and fix some issues with audio.

Steps on how to run audio troubleshooter:

• First, click the Start, type Troubleshoot.
• Then, select Troubleshoot from the list of results.
• Select Playing Audio.
• Lastly, Run the troubleshooter.

If the issue still persists, we suggest to check this
link on how to Fix sound problems.

Let us know the status of the issue in this regards. Your reply is important to assist you better.