Way to use Subtitle Edit on macOS 10.12—11.
- Download and unzip this repository
- Ctrl+click
install-mac.command
and choose Open. If asked for confirmation, choose Open. - When asked, go to the Subtitle Edit releases page
- In the Latest releases section, right click the ZIP for the Portable version, for example
SE360.zip
and copy the link - Paste the link to Terminal and press Enter.
- Wait until the installation of Homebrew, Wine, winetricks and .NET is completed.
- Remove the downloaded ZIP and the unzipped folder.
Open Terminal.app and type:
subtitleeditw
to run the GUI version of Subtitle Edit. _Note: Use Video > Undock video controls if you cannot see the video playing after you open it.
Open Terminal.app and type:
subtitleeditw /help
to run the CLI version of Subtitle Edit.
Convert all .srt subtitles in INFOLDER into .srt in the OUTFOLDER and perform some fixes (replace the .
in INFOLDER=
and OUTFOLDER=
with actual folder paths).
INFOLDER=. && OUTFOLDER=. && mkdir -p "$OUTFOLDER" && subtitleeditw /convert '*.srt' subrip /inputfolder:"$INFOLDER" /outputfolder:"$OUTFOLDER" /overwrite /FixCommonErrors /MergeSameTimeCodes /MergeSameTexts /MergeShortLines /RedoCasing;
Note: Use single quotes to surround '*.srt'
- Shell scripts written by Adam Twardoch
- Only tested on my machine, no guarantee
- The Unlicense
- Subtitle Edit is made by Nikolaj Lynge Olsson