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Elon Musk: Advice for Young People | Lex Fridman Podcast Clips
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Clip: “Elon Musk: Advice for Young People” — Lex Fridman Podcast Clips
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Clip: “So This is Peak Smartphone” — Marques Brownlee
Translate your transcript into any language with a local LLM or your own API key — then display original and translation side-by-side. Your keys, your model, your data.
Clip: “Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and the $2 trillion company powering today’s AI” — 60 Minutes
Drop in a folder of videos and generate subtitles for all of them in one click. Export as SRT files, dual-language subtitles, or burn them directly into each video — batch processed, ready to ship.
Clip: “Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and the $2 trillion company powering today’s AI” — 60 Minutes
Translate your transcript into any language with a local LLM or your own API key — then display original and translation side-by-side. Your keys, your model, your data.
Drop in a folder of videos and generate subtitles for all of them in one click. Export as SRT files, dual-language subtitles, or burn them directly into each video — batch processed, ready to ship.
Clip: “So This is Peak Smartphone” — Marques Brownlee
Timing off on a block? Grab its edge and drag. The caption retimes against the waveform in real time — no timecode typing, no frame-by-frame hunting.
Clip: “So This is Peak Smartphone” — Marques Brownlee
Split long lines into readable two-line captions with a single keystroke. Timing redistributes proportionally — no manual timecode juggling.
Clip: “Elon Musk: Advice for Young People” — Lex Fridman Podcast Clips
Join fragmented captions into smooth, continuous lines with one click. Perfect for cleaning up Whisper output or tightening up pauses.
Clip: “So This is Peak Smartphone” — Marques Brownlee
Timing off on a block? Grab its edge and drag. The caption retimes against the waveform in real time — no timecode typing, no frame-by-frame hunting.
Clip: “So This is Peak Smartphone” — Marques Brownlee
Split long lines into readable two-line captions with a single keystroke. Timing redistributes proportionally — no manual timecode juggling.
Clip: “Elon Musk: Advice for Young People” — Lex Fridman Podcast Clips
Join fragmented captions into smooth, continuous lines with one click. Perfect for cleaning up Whisper output or tightening up pauses.
Export clean SRT or native Final Cut titles — your editor, your timeline, your shortcuts. Just skip the part where you type captions by hand.
Watch how to create dual-language subtitles from start to finish using Subtitle Studio AI.
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Auto-detect and transcribe English, Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, and 90+ more.
Built for M1/M2/M3 Neural Engine — processes faster than real time. Intel coming soon.
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Most subtitle apps hand you the raw AI output and call it done. We go several steps further — before transcription even begins, we preprocess your audio, run voice activity detection (VAD) to isolate speech, strip background noise, and then align the transcript back to the exact audio timing. The result is noticeably cleaner, better-timed subtitles with far fewer manual corrections needed.
We also worked closely with content creators to design the workflow around how editors actually work. Drop in your video, click Generate, click Export — that's it. No configuration wizards, no format headaches, no post-processing in another app.
Yes — completely. All transcription runs on your Mac using on-device AI models. Your videos never leave your machine, and the app works fully offline after the initial model download.
For translation, you can use Ollama (installed separately) to keep everything local and private, or connect a public LLM API if you prefer.
Subtitle Studio supports all major formats including MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, M4V, and more. If macOS can play it, Subtitle Studio can process it.
Subtitle Studio uses OpenAI's Whisper model running locally on your Mac. Accuracy is typically 95%+ for clear audio in supported languages, and the Neural Engine on Apple Silicon makes it faster than real time.
98+ languages are supported for transcription, including English, Spanish, French, Mandarin, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, German, and many more.
Translation is powered by an LLM and requires either a locally running Ollama instance or a public LLM API key (e.g. OpenAI, Anthropic). This keeps translation fully under your control — use a local model for complete privacy, or a cloud API for convenience.
Subtitle Studio exports to SRT, which works with Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. For Final Cut Pro users, we also export as a title layer — subtitles are imported directly into your timeline as native FCP titles, so you can edit the style, font, and timing without leaving Final Cut.
The Lifetime License covers 1 device. If you need additional seats, please contact us at hello@subtitlestudio.ai and we can discuss multi-seat options.
Yes. Your lifetime license includes software updates for the life of the product. Your license never expires and the version you have keeps working.
Yes. You can download Subtitle Studio for free and use the full transcription and editing features. Export capabilities (burn-in video, SRT export, translation) require a Lifetime License.
Subtitle Studio is currently optimised for Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4). Intel Mac support is on the roadmap — sign up to the mailing list to be notified when it launches.
