in this video I'll show you how to
export your subtitles in Asia sub so
that you can watch them have them be
displayed in your video player if you're
using VLC media player or any other
video player that supports subtitles
it'll it'll appear I'll show you how to
do that so I actually have this video
that we've been working with I went
through and kind of time some of it we
can play a little bit here and see what
these subtitles look like in Asia sub so
I had these subtitles and then if I want
them to be linked to this video ad sub
actually doesn't it doesn't allow you to
put them right on laughs and do some
video editing so use video editing
software to actually burn them into the
video permanently so what I'll do is
keep a separate file and so if we go to
put your own file on the top left we can
go to save the subtitles
that'll actually save an age a
sub-project so we can do that and it's
actually the file extension is a dot a
SS so that's kind of fun but wait we can
save this and it's just called Marylou
subs so we're actually saving this but
this is not a common format for the a
video player would use to display these
it it does have all the information
about the the font the way it's
displayed the timing and all that but
what we really want to do is go to file
and go to export subtitles and so this
gives us a few options we can leave
everything by default here everything
unchecked and just click on export and
then it'll bring up a dialog and we can
choose we're on our computer to save
them and we have all these different
supported formats that we can save the
subtitles in so I'm gonna do the dot SRT
so I want to call this the same thing as
my video file which is actually what was
it I'm not sure I think we'll just go
Marylou SRT and we'll click Save and so
let's actually save this file on on my
computer so I can click here and I can
look and see exactly where that is so we
have this we have the subs I have a
couple different files here but I also
have this dot SRT file and so now if we
open this video and play this is the
actual video playing in a VLC player and
we can choose the subtitle so we click
up here on subtitle and we go add
subtitle file file and we can click on
them I guess maybe we could click on
either one of these but I think we want
to click on this just as one called
Marylou
that's the srt file that we just barely
created and then if we go back here and
play it will play those in VLC player
and if you notice it's not doing it's
not doing the same styling that I did in
the in ages sub it's just taking the
actual fonts are taking the actual text
and it's using the default styling from
VLC player and we can open that file and
take a look and see what that SRT file
looks like so that actual SRT files this
one here we can right-click and go to
edit and this is what the file actually
looks like so it has the line number one
two three four it has the timestamp of
when it will appear and it has the
actual text that will appear there so
this is the only information being
passed on to VLC media player so you can
see there is no styling there's no
selected font in this exact file we can
open up this other one though which is
the a SS file and we can go to edit and
we can see it has a lot more information
attached to it so it does it is going to
have the font used the size of the font
the coloring of the font such a lot more
information and then it actually has the
dialog it'll also include that's why
there's a spot actually you can include
the actor you can type in the name of
the person speaking in case there's
multiple people speaking and then it
will appear in that one
so if someone else is speaking we can
type in their name and we see it appear
so just information like that will be
displayed and so that's just like a
little intro to the types of files that
you can get when you export out in fact
I'm not even sure maybe we can do the a
SS file by default if we go add subtitle
file I know if the subtitle is named
exactly word for word the same as the
video it'll automatically load with my
settings on VLC and display so it looks
like this one will work and now we do
have our our styling so I guess the dot
a SS file does is interpreted correctly
by VLC player so let's just a couple of
options for actually exporting your your
subtitles and playing them back at least
in VLC media player preciate you
watching catch in the next video