Subtitling - FAB Subtitler Features
Product Comparison

The following table shows a comparison between the features of different FAB Subtitler versions

FUNCTION	DVD	STD	PRO	DVD GLOBAL	STD GLOBAL	PRO GLOBAL
Loads and saves subtitle files in formats: STL, 890, PAC, RAC, DAS
Imports text files and Microsoft Word DOC files with text and timecode, also imports from WCF, TIT and TXT files
Supports standard word processor functions (undo, redo, cut, copy, paste, search, replace
Supports special subtitle edit functions (split, insert, delete, delete text, merge)
Supports any Windows font in any size and what you see is what you get editor
Supports spell check when Microsoft Office is installed on the same PC
Supports timecode reader PCI cards and video in a window PCI cards
Can use video files (MPEG1, MPEG2, DivX, WMV9) for preparation of subtitles
Can digitize video to hard disk by using the video in a window card
Supports subtitle check mode with video file or external timecode
Exports subtitles as bitmap for DVD, HD-DVD & Blu-ray authoring systems (Sonic, Sony…)
Supports transmission of subtitles over network or serial port
Controls a VTR via Sony 9-pin protocol
Supports Bluefish and Decklink SDI cards for keying of subtitles into SDI and HD-SDI video
Inserts in-vision (open) subtitles into WMV video files and DVB and teletext subtitles into TS (transport stream) files
Supports Latin, Russian, Arabic, Hebrew & Greek script
Supports Unicode for all languages (Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, …)

To be able to test the different versions of FAB Subtitler please download and install the demo version from here:

When starting the DEMO version you will be able to select the DVD/STD/PRO Edition which will allow you to test all functions.The DEMO version is fully functional. The limitation of the demo version is that a maximum of 20 subtitles per file are allowed.

Hardware requirements
PC, Windows 2000/XP/Vista, 1GB RAM, 80GB Hard Disk

Supported timecode cards
- Alpermann-Velte PCL-PCI
- Adrienne PCI-VLTC and USB-TC

Supported cards for video in a window and video encoding
- Hauppauge WinTV-PVR150
- All Decklink SD models and Decklink HD Extreme

Supported cards for video in a window (no encoding)
- Pinnacle PCTV PCI 40i
- Pinnacle PCTV PCI 50i
- Pinnacle PCTV ANALOG PRO PCI 110i
- Hauppauge WinTV-PVR150

Supported cards for insertion of open subtitles into SDI video
- All Decklink SD models and Decklink HD Extreme
- Bluefish Wildblue AV (for use with the internal SDI keyer on the card which passes through embedded audio)
- Bluefish Deepblue LT (for use with an external SDI keyer using Fill&Key outputs)
- Matrox DigiMix
- Matrox DigiSuite LE