Description

Name: Submerge 3
Version: 3.3.2 (3.4)
Release Date: October 08, 2016
Languages: English, Arabic, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Polish, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish
Developer: Bitfield AB
MAS Rating: 4+
Mac Platform: Intel
OS Version: OS X 10.10 or later
Processor type(s) & speed: 64-bit processor
Web Site: http://www.bitfield.se/submerge
Mac App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/app/submerge-3/id929974242?mt=12
Overview:

Submerge 3
The easiest and fastest way to add hardcoded subtitles to your movies and tv-shows.
With Submerge you can easily add hardcoded subtitles to your movies and tv-shows. The subtitled movie will play on almost anything, like your computer, smartphone, portable device or game console. Submerge supports many text-based subtitle formats as input and you can export the subtitled movie for the most common devices in just one click. Now with a batch exporting feature as well. Submerge also has a built-in subtitle search tool that makes finding and downloading the right subtitles a breeze. It also has a fullscreen player built-in, so you can watch the subtitled movie directly within Submerge. All this at the unbeatable price of $15.
Main features
– Add hardcoded subtitles to almost any video file without the need for extra system extensions or plug-ins.
– Doesn’t depend on QuickTime.
– Automatically loads and displays embedded subtitles or subtitles from external files.
– Support for many subtitle formats like srt, sub, itt, stl ass/ssa and vtt.
– Supports styling tags in subtitle files like italic, bold underlined and font color.
– Supports cue settings in WebVTT files to handle the position and alignment of the subtitles.
– Fully customizable subtitle display (font, size, color, shadows, etc).
– Automatically finds metadata online to tag your movie.
– Detailed movie inspector for all those nitty gritty details.
– Many export presets built-in for poplar devices from Apple, Sony, Microsoft and so on.
– Batch export queue built right in.
– FFmpeg encoding for fastest possible exports.
– Force aspect ratio to 16:9, 4:3 or 3:2 to use your monitor space more efficiently.
– Fullscreen player built-in (of course).
– Retina graphics user interface.
– 64-bit native.
NOTE! Submerge cannot add hardcoded subtitles to movies or tv-shows purchased or rented in the iTunes store due to DRM protection.
What’s new in Submerge 3
– Re-written from the ground up using modern OS X technologies.
– Doesn’t depend on QuickTime.
– No need for extra system extensions or plug-ins to open and add subtitles to your movies.
– 64-bit native.
– Batch export queue.
– Exports into more formats like AVI and WebM.
– Improved the built-in subtitle search engine. Really easy to use.
– Metadata tagging for iTunes and iDevices. Artwork as well.
– Support for more than two subtitles lines and smarter wrapping.
– Optional “Title Safe Area” for old TV sets and professionals.
– And last, but not least, a new shining icon 😉
What’s New in Version 3.3.2 (3.4):

– New action menu for subtitle files.
– Change the language metadata tag for a subtitle file.
– Force the text writing direction (Automatic, Right to Left, Left to Right).
– Export a subtitle file into various formats like, SRT, STL, WebVTT and more.
– Reveal the subtitle file in Finder.
– Remove the subtitle file.
– Reverted back to FFmpeg 3.0 because of a memory leak in 3.1.