Validate and embed subtitles into MP4, MKV, or M4V video files, or extract subtitles of a particular language in a quick and easy process.
- Video Updater Tools
- Version :1.5.1.23598
- License :Ms-PL
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :RBoy
Video Updater Tools Description
In order for you to be able to enjoy videos at the right quality, or with proper subtitles, video files undergo some heavy processing, which depends on many variables. In this regard, Video Updater Tools comes with a set of features with which to embed subtitles into videos, extract, and validate them.
Can be used on the go
The application requires no installation, and you’re free to carry it on a USB flash drive to use on other computers as well. What’s more, system registries are not modified during the process, so you don’t have to worry about the integrity of the target PC. On the other hand, you do need to make sure that .NET Framework is installed.
There are several components to be found in the package. Each runs independently from one another, and can either be launched from a command line interface, or with a simple GUI. A video updater reads EDL files and converts them into chapters, also embedding them into video files. EDL files can also be converted without embedding them in videos, or subtitles validated and cleaned.
Subtitle validation, extraction, and embedding
Whether you use the GUI, or command line tools, results are the same. Sure enough, it’s easier through the GUI, especially because you only need to drop files over a dedicated area, with the process automatically starting. Additionally, an entire folder can be selected, with all MKV, MP4, and M4V files processed.
Process priority can be set to one of three intensity levels from a drop-down menu. Additional attributes can be enabled, depending on the running tool. For instance, you can choose to overwrite existing SRT files on extraction, or specify the subtitle language to extract, as well as whether to embed subtitles, and offset by a specific number of seconds.
Original files are always targeted, so you might want to make a backup in case you don’t want to risk messing things up. A real time updating log panel shows everything going on, either as debugging info, warnings, errors, or general information.
On an ending note
To sum it up, Video Updater Tools provides a neat, and quick way of handling video and subtitle files. Targeting files is incredibly easy because of drag and drop support, with a real time updating log always showing you what’s going on. The process automatically starts after selecting files, and takes a little while to finish.