2 Free Ways to Automatically Make One Word SRT Subtitles on Windows, Linux and Mac

In this tutorial, I'll show you 2 Free Ways to Make One Word SRT Subtitles on Windows, Linux, and Mac using Buzz or Subtitle Edit.
Buzz on GitHub - github.com/chi...
Buzz Captions Website - buzzcaptions.com/
Subtitle Edit on GitHub - github.com/Sub...
Subtitle Edit Website - nikse.dk/

[@gopinathk8858]

Hi, I have a small doubt. Is there any way in subtitle edit where we can assign a word to a keyboard shortcut so that we can get the same word while typing subtitles by pressing that shortcut rather than typing that word manually again and again? Thanks

[@syoofi1642]

I am trying hard to find a solution to the problem of not being able to add translations. Do I have to pay?

[@2010Sisko]

Just grab your SRT file and put it through DeepL on the free plan the output you get back will be perfect. That’s how I used to do it.

[@noxplayer-rt9tj]

And is it possible to cut/edit normal/ready subtitles to word by word?

[@syoofi1642]

How can I contact you to try to resolve the issue?