[Francis]

SubSimple will only accept SRT files encoded in UTF-8. If it can’t recognise the file, it won’t convert.

To make sure your SRT file is in UTF-8:
– open your SRT file in TextEdit on your Mac
– in file, choose “Duplicate”
– then choose Save
– At the bottom, where it says Plain Text Encoding, choose: Unicode (UTF-8)
– Save new SRT file

For selecting external drives, it’s possible, but you have to access them in a different way. SubSimple runs a Python script in a Linux interface. This might alter some of the Mac-interface you’re used to.

You can access external drives by choosing the / and selecting “Volumes”.

[Anonymous]

Hi,

I just bought the offline app and tried to convert an .srt file after duplicating it and saving it as a Unicode (UTF-8) file to make sure it’s in the right format but it still doesn’t do anything when hitting “convert”.
I’m on OSX 10.12.4.
Any takes on what to do?

Thanks
Carl

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