Downloaded subtitle edit several times and it seems OK but on installing it displays "has encountered an error". What can be the cause? Tks
Basicly your asking how long a piece of string is,in your case it could be anything unless a security app is blocking it
If I send the error report it generates is it OK? It is quite long. I am running XP. I dunno anything more!
You could i spose others do it for malware issues not sure if i'll be of any use however there is a portable version that requires no install & it will do the same job or there's subtitle workshop http://www.afterdawn.com/software/audio_video/subtitle_tools/subtitle_edit_portable.cfm http://www.afterdawn.com/software/audio_video/subtitle_tools/subtitle_workshop.cfm
Hi Thanks for your reply. I downloaded the portable one as advised but there is still an .exe file to open. And then it fails to open. Re the Subtitle Workshop I have it too but it is refusing to load some videos although not all. That is why I tried to have this one instead.
There must be a conflict with another software possibly k-lite as it's known to caue SE to crash,only other thing it could be is windows itself perhaps a driver or an update,unless a security ware has locked it check it's black list,short of reformatting all you can do is find a different app http://www.afterdawn.com/software/search/results.cfm?q=subtitle
Hi Thanks. That what I do. Scrap it and find a new one from the list you suggested. It is quite long!! Can you suggest any prog cos I haven't anything to go by except the stars after each.
I'd go with subtitle processor can't go too wrong with open source,just check makers website for a non install version,no point adding more junk if you don't have too
Hi scorpNZ Thanks for your reply. I liked the part "adding no more junk" and that's exactly what I am doing!!!!!I'm getting a whole bagful.
