TV2003 - Basic subtitling tool for Windows 2000/XP/Vista/
Windows 7/Windows 8

Created by professional users, TV2003 offers all the basic features of a video cache prep unit system.

Special features:

Import movie manuscript
Import/export subrip (srt) files
Video cache
Automatic scene change detection
No need for time code reader
Smart handling of italics
Prepared for multi-lingual support
Use your Word spell checker without leaving the program
Clickable subtitle context shown in separate window
Clickable thumbnails of previous six and next six video frames
Reads and writes pac, rac, 890, and Spruce STL formats
Exports Philips dvd, Adobe Encore text, EBU STL, Screen Poliscript, Sonic Solutions dvd, Final Cut Pro, Digital Cinema Package, Subrip (*.srt) and Swift XIF subtitle formats
Imports EBU STL, Screen Poliscript, Sonic Solutions DVD, and Subrip (*.srt) subtitle formats
Imports any amount of text from the clipboard, automatically splitting it up into subtitles.
Sorting by in cue
Separate window for notes for each subtitle
Sophisticated split and merge functions
Search and replace
Cut and paste
Use mouse for cueing
Recording function
Auto recut (deduct personal delay from cue)
Instant renumbering
Instant deletion of overlapping cues
Italicizing/justification/deletion of ranges
Font coloring
Changing of two connected cues with one keystroke
Advanced undoing of deleted subtitles
No extra monitor needed
No special keyboard needed

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Let the machines find the scenes

You need no longer waste your precious time searching for scene changes. The computer finds them while you are working.

Minimum requirements

PC - AMD 750 Mhz or equivalent
Win 2000/XP/Vista/
Windows 7/Windows 8
A connection to the World Wide Web (on the computer the program is to be installed on)
If you want to record video clips: ATI All in Wonder Radeon TV card or external video encoder

How does TitleVision's video cache work?

It's been several years since we could ditch our video tape players and switch to digital video. Nevertheless most video programs still offer only four choices for video handling: Play, stop, fast forward, fast reverse. TitleVision offers many other options for the professionel subtitler: 1 frame forward, 1 frame reverse, jump X frames, jump 1 second back and play again and many, many more features including advanced scene end detection and handling and time code capturing.