Add Subtitles to WMV files
Create subtitles for WMV files manually or automatically
Use as a Converter
Before saving your movie with subtitles, you can convert it to any desired format like MP4, MKV, AVI, MOV, and others.
Options to Choose from
You can decide how to add subtitles to your video: manually or with an SRT subtitle file. In any case, you can edit them then.
Edit Subtitle Font
We don't limit you! Select a font, its size, align the text. Also, choose its color and background to make the subs look brighter and seen on both black and white.
WMV subtitles
WMV stands for Windows Media Video. Despite the name, this format contains video and multimedia data, including soundtracks. WMV was originally used for online streaming, but now you can also come across WMV files on DVD or Blu-Ray.
Unlike MP4, WMV usually doesn’t contain subtitles or captions. The question is, can you add captions to a WMV file? Sure thing. You’ll just need the right tool for that.
Another question: what type of subtitles do you need? There are two main ones: open and closed subtitles. While the first option provides you with permanent captions embedded into the file, the second one means an additional SRT file, which you can turn on or off while watching the video.
The Clideo tool is a great fit for both options. You can easily add permanent subtitles to WMV or save them as a separate SRT file for Windows Media Player.
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Get Clideo Video Editor App for iPhone
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