ffsubsync is a web-based tool that allows users to synchronize subtitle files with video or reference subtitles directly in their browser. It processes files locally using WebAssembly, supports multiple subtitle formats, and ensures privacy by not uploading any data. Ideal for video editors and movie enthusiasts.
ffsubsync is a Video editing project. It focuses on synchronizing out-of-sync subtitle files with video or reference subtitles easily in-browser. It is built as a consumer product for video editors, content creators, movie enthusiasts. ffsubsync costs nothing to use. ffsubsync is available on the web.
Behind ffsubsync is smacke, and it first shipped in 2019. Development happens publicly on GitHub with 7.8k stars and 53 commits in the last 90 days. Key capabilities include subtitle synchronization, in-browser processing, and no uploads.
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