HOW TO EXTRACT SUBTITLES FROM MKV, MP4, AVI, VOB OR OTHER VIDEOS IN 3 STEPS

Free download and install the best subtitle extractor – VideoProc – on Windows 10/8/7 or Mac computer, etc. and follow the easy 3 steps below to extract subtitles from MKV, MP4, etc.

Free Download Free Download

Step 1. Add the video with subtitle

Run VideoProc and click "Video" button on the main interface. Click "+Video" button to import source video with subtitle.

Step 2. Select output subtitle format

Tap "ToolBox" icon. Find "Export Subtitle" option and double click it. Then select an output subtitle file format. You can freely trim a part of video to export its subtitle. Click "Done".

Step 3. Extract subtitle from video

Hit "RUN" button to start extracting subtitle from MKV, MP4 or any other video as SRT or ASS subtitle file at ultrafast speed.

Optional:

1. How to import subtitle to video:

VideoProc also allows users to import external SRT subtitles to video.

Follow the same step above to load video. Click "Subtitle" drop-down menu in the source video column, and click "Load Subtitle". Select the SRT/ASS subtitle file from your computer and add it into video.

Or you can click "Subtitle" icon in the Edit column. Then click "Add Subtitle File" to choose and import SRT/ASS subtitle file from computer. You can choose "Burn-In" to add subtitle as Hard Subtitles or "Softcode" to add the subtitle as Soft Subtitles which allows you to turn on/off in playback.

2. How to search SRT subtitle from online sites and import to video:

VideoProc also enables users to search subtitle online and import it to video.

Click "Subtitle" icon to open the subtitle editing window. Click "Search Subtitle File". Then choose "Movie" or "TV Episode", and type movie name, choose movie language. Click "Search" button. Choose a preferred subtitle file and click "Download".

https://www.videoproc.com/video-process/subtitle-extractor.htm

SPOTIFY APP UPDATE FOR IPAD FINALLY SUPPORTS MULTITASKING

The latest update for the Spotify app on the iPad brings long-awaited support for multitasking features, including Split View (which Apple debuted in 2015) and Slide Over modes. You no longer have to open up a full-screen instance of Spotify to find new music, or switch songs via the limited pull-down menu.

To use the Slide Over feature, add Spotify to your iPad dock, then open it while you’re still using a different app. Spotify will launch as a Slide Over view that sits on top of the app that’s currently running. If you want to use the Split View, tap and drag the top of the Spotify view window to the top of the screen. Your screen will then be split between Spotify and your other app; adjust the size to your taste.

This new update was noticed yesterday by Reddit user DeepScaper and a Spotify spokesperson confirmed the change today to The Verge, stating “We can confirm Split View for Spotify is now available to all iPad users. Our goal is to continuously improve the Spotify experience across platforms.”

If you’re unsure of whether you have the latest app update, look for version 8.5.14.816; you can check your version number by hitting the gear icon at the top right of the Spotify homepage and then tapping “About.”

https://www.theverge.com/2019/7/17/20697813/spotify-app-update-ipad-supports-multitasking-split-view-slide-over