SRT Viewer & Editor For Mac

Every now and then you come across certain subtitle files that are out of sync or poorly made and, as a result, you might need a utility capable of loading and editing the SRT file.

SRT is the file name extension used by the SubRip subtitle format. The file contains sequentially numbered subtitles that consist of formatted lines of plain text separated in groups by a blank line. The timecode format is designed to display the hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds and it looks like this 00:00:00,000.

SRT Viewer & Editor is a self-explanatory OS X utility specially designed to load, display and edit subtitle files. In other words, you can view, edit and modify subtitle text files with just a few mouse clicks and keystrokes. If this is the app you need, you can buy, download and install SRT Viewer & Editor via the Mac App Store for less than 5$. Since it is a lightweight application you can install SRT Viewer & Editor in just a couple of minutes.

SRT Viewer & Editor comes with a user-oriented interface from which you can quickly and easily load the SRT file. Each subtitle line is displayed in the left panel and can be edited by simply selecting the desired line. The content of the line can be visualized in the SRT Subtitle Viewer panel.

The Editor panel helps you view and edit the start and end timecode along with the subtitle text. You have the option to delete the selected line or add a new one before or after the current item. What is more, you can play the subtitle and view your modifications or addition.

In conclusion, SRT Viewer & Editor is a handy subtitle editor that provides all the tools and features you need to preview and edit SRT files.