How to convert SUB to SMI?
You can convert SUB files to SMI format in several ways. The most proven option is to download dedicated software that allows you to convert between the SUB and SMI formats. At the bottom you will find a list of software programs that support SUB and SMI files and can also save them in new file formats.
SUB File Type
The Subtitle File (.SUB) is a standard file extension used by the subtitle editor to store subtitles for multimedia files that are created with subtitle editing software. The file extension is used for subtitles included in movies, TV shows, and video games. The Subtitle File (.SUB) was first introduced by Microsoft Windows in 1995 with its release of Windows 95. Microsoft was hoping to make it easier for people to edit subtitles. Subsequently, Apple Inc released QuickTime 4 which supports the .SUB file extensions as well as the .SRT file extensions (used by Adobe Systems' Premiere). By 2002, QuickTime supported subtitle formats that include .SUBs. It also supported .SRT files that were created by Adobe's After Effects program. The use of preset subtitle
| Full Name | Subtitle Format |
|---|---|
| Developer | N/A |
| Category | Text Files |
SMI File Type
The .smi file extension is a Microsoft media presentation file. It contains information about the MP4 files that are contained in it. The data used for presentation is found in the manifest file which is located at the root of the content directory.
| Full Name | SMIL Presentation |
|---|---|
| Developer | N/A |
| Category | Video Files |
Software, that convert SUB files
The list contains a list of dedicated software for converting SUB and SMI files. The list may also include programs that support SUB files and allow you to save them with different file extensions.
SUB to SMI Converters
URUworks Subtitle Workshop
SUB and SMI conversions
- From SUB
- SUB to SRT
- SUB to TEXT
- SUB to TXT
- SUB to ASS
- SUB to SMI
- To SMI
- AQT to SMI
- SRT to SMI
- SSA to SMI
- TXT to SMI