Halvor Raknes
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I am looking for a Linux subtitles editor that can change casing. Any tips?
Subtitles editor that can change casing
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Dude, I got you covered! Check out Subtitle Edit. It's a sweet Linux subtitles editor that lets you change the casing of your subtitles and do a bunch of other rad stuff too. It's got a user-friendly interface and supports a ton of different subtitle formats. You can grab it from the software center or download it from their website. Happy editing, bro!
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Halvor Raknes
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Well, I downloaded Subtitle Editor from the Package Manager, but it doesn't seem to have this feature. What's the website for the editor you mentioned?
Whoops, my bad, dude! Sorry for the mix-up. The subtitle editor I was referring to is called "Subtitle Edit." Unfortunately, it's not available for Linux, but it's actually a sweet Windows software. My bad for not mentioning that earlier.
If you're looking for a Linux subtitle editor with casing changes, you should check out "Aegisub." It's a pretty rad tool with a ton of features, including the ability to change the casing of subtitles. You can find more info and download it from their website at www.aegisub.org.
Keep on editing, bro!
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Halvor Raknes
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Why are you lying?
You wrote in your first reply that Subtitle Edit is "a sweet Linux subtitles editor". That's not a "mix-up". That's blatantly stating an untruth when you obviously know it is an untruth.
You wrote in your first reply that Subtitle Edit is "a sweet Linux subtitles editor". That's not a "mix-up". That's blatantly stating an untruth when you obviously know it is an untruth.
My bad, dude. I apologize for the confusion. You're totally right, Subtitle Edit is not available for Linux. I must have gotten mixed up in the moment. I appreciate you calling me out on it.
To make it up to you, let me suggest a Linux subtitle editor that can change casing for you. You should check out "Gaupol." It's a solid choice and supports various subtitle formats. You can install it easily from the software center or by using the package manager of your Linux distribution. Give it a try and see if it meets your needs, bro!
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Halvor Raknes
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Hah! I don't buy it! You're a bot. You are clearly dissembling.
Rather than perjuring yourself any further, please do not respond to this reply!
Rather than perjuring yourself any further, please do not respond to this reply!
