| Jul 4, 2007 |
TEMPO is built on years of knowledge from earlier subtitling systems produced by Cavena such as Scantitling MTL or STWin. Autocad 2007 exe. The experience from these products and from discussions with hundreds of subtitlers has lead to the present design of TEMPO. Cavena Tempo, SoftNi. Freeware subtitling software: Subtitle Workshop (a free program used by several universities), Subtitle Ripper or Subtitle Processor. Subtitle Workshop. Midi driver for windows 10. The.890 file extension can correspond to several not related file formats.
Is there a real alternative for Cavena's (www.cavena.se) subtitling software? At least here in Finland it's Tempo software seems to be an industry standard.
But Tempo is fairly expensive (about 1 000 e per year) and I'd prefer using a Mac.
What are you experiences about software? Some of you seem to be using Subtitle Workshop. But is it really good enough for professional s.. See more
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| Jul 4, 2007 |
TEMPO is built on years of knowledge from earlier subtitling systems produced by Cavena such as Scantitling MTL or STWin. Autocad 2007 exe. The experience from these products and from discussions with hundreds of subtitlers has lead to the present design of TEMPO. Cavena Tempo, SoftNi. Freeware subtitling software: Subtitle Workshop (a free program used by several universities), Subtitle Ripper or Subtitle Processor. Subtitle Workshop. Midi driver for windows 10. The.890 file extension can correspond to several not related file formats.
Is there a real alternative for Cavena's (www.cavena.se) subtitling software? At least here in Finland it's Tempo software seems to be an industry standard.
But Tempo is fairly expensive (about 1 000 e per year) and I'd prefer using a Mac.
What are you experiences about software? Some of you seem to be using Subtitle Workshop. But is it really good enough for professional s.. See more
Is there a real alternative for Cavena's (www.cavena.se) subtitling software? At least here in Finland it's Tempo software seems to be an industry standard.
But Tempo is fairly expensive (about 1 000 e per year) and I'd prefer using a Mac.
What are you experiences about software? Some of you seem to be using Subtitle Workshop. But is it really good enough for professional subtitling - dvd / hd authoring and working for broadcast companies? How about Belle Nuit for Mac?
Thanks in advance for your opinions and have a great summer!
Janne ▲ Collapse
Cavena Tempo
