SSA – this format provides more advanced features than SRT. It also can be used in YouTube and Facebook videos. Almost all movie players or video editors support this format. SRT – the most common type of file and the easiest to use. There are many different types of text files that can be used as a subtitle file. In these cases, subs will just help everyone understand what’s going on in the video. Sometimes it captures too much background noise or doesn’t record the speaker’s voice clearly. And the in-built camera mic doesn’t always work well. Those cute films are usually produced without any professional audio equipment. When it comes to family videos, subs can be useful here, too. This way, you’ll have a more pure experience and a deeper understanding of the culture the film represents. If you’re watching a foreign movie, it’s always better to watch it undubbed and with subtitles. If you’re uploading a video to YouTube, subs will make it available to non-English speaking people, and so will help you to broaden your audience. Subtitles make viewers’ experience better. Need to add subs to your video? Don’t worry, it’s a piece of cake! Let us show how you can do it in less than 10 minutes.
