Realmente u talvez o melhor site de tradução on line que conheci.
Muito rápido e prático.
Agradeço por nos oferecer um trabalho compartilhado gratuitamente como esse.
Obrigado e parabéns!
I use a VPN. Your translator page automatically displays in the language of the country my VPN is hosted in at that moment. Sadly I cannot understand the foreign languages it displays. Is it possible to add a language selector button?… P.S. I like you translator. It’s a marriage saver. Thanks for providing it
Thanks for the feedback Bob! I assume you are using Google Translator. If yes, this is a kind of known limitation or feature. I guess the workaround, for now, is to either not use the VPN when first loading the page (you can enable it later ON during translation), or you can translate the language name using Google online translator and see if that helps you in language selection. I will see if there is some option in Google widget to not translate the language itself.
Some words don’t translate. So I translate the word and manually insert it. But when I hover the mouse to select the insertion place, a dialogue box pops up and obscures the area completely. Can you alter the popup dialogue so it does not cover the selected sentence?. Or, perhaps you could slow it down a little.
This comes from Google translator widget and is not under my control. One possible workaround is to download the file first and then re-upload it for editing. This should get rid of that original language popup from Google. I will see if there is some better workaround/fix for this though.
Very useful programme. A couple of comments..
a) Can’t make it translate from Greek to English. Is there a way to select the ‘from’ language?
b) When loading a second file the translator runs much slower.
c) It would be great if it could use a cookie to remember the last used language session to session. I almost always use english/spanish.
Thanks. Keep up the good work. P
Thanks for the feedback, Peter. Unfortunately, the Google translator doesn’t allow dynamic selection of the source language. It tries to auto-detect the source language and obviously can’t always find the correct source due to the other content on the page.
I can’t reproduce the slowness during the second translation, but a few others have complained too, so I will look into this soon.
Finally, your suggestion to auto-remember the last language pair is a good one. I will add this to my to-do list.
hello akbar
first ! it’s really amazing !
it’s really helpfull
thankyou very very much !
but i just founded a bug .
look . when i upload for example 10 subtitles . and i translate them . it’s ok ! . rhen i save them all . and it’s ok .
butttt!!
when i click on new
and upload for example 10 other subtitles . and i translate them . it’s ok too .
but when i ckick on save them all
when i download the zip file and i extract it .
subtitles are wrong . they are for the last time . not new ones !!
Thanks for the detailed report on the issue. Unfortunately, I can’t reproduce this in my quick testing. A few other users have reported a similar problem in past, but so far I’m not able to isolate it. Maybe it’s related to some browser version? What browser you are using? Is it possible to try with the latest Chrome, Firefox or Edge browsers and see if you can still reproduce this behaviour?
Hello! Thank you for your hard work and such a wonderful and useful program for translating formatted srt files! Today I had an unusual problem: I uploaded an srt file in Brazilian Portuguese with the intention of translating to English using the Google option. However, unlike previous experiences, I was unable to select a target language. Please see the screen shot here: https://i.ibb.co/NjGjhW1/Screen-Shot-2022-12-09-at-06-00-21.png Meanwhile, the program immediately started “translating” without any input from me and ended after a few short lines with an error message. On examination of the text window below the input box I saw that the source and translation columns both contained the same Portuguese text. I’m using browser FFv102.4.0esr (64-bit) on MAC OS 10.12.6 (Sierra). I tried clearing the cache / cookies, restarting the browser, restarting the computer, nothing helps. I switched the software option to DeepL and confirmed that a target language chose was available there. My preference is to use Google Translate, but I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong, because it has worked in the past. Thank you in advance for any guidance and assistance you can provide. Regards, A
Hi Archy, thanks for sharing such detailed feedback and screenshot. The problem is that sometimes Google Translator fails to load in a few regions. This is mainly due to some temporary maintenance by Google and hopefully should auto-resolve soon. Once the service is back, you should see the standard Google Translator language selection widget. Once you get that, it should start working as normal. In the meantime, I guess you can try using the Yandex free translator to see if that works for you?
Can you please tell me in a bit more detail that what part of the translation process (upload, translation, download, etc) is still not working for you? Also, if you get any particular errors, it would be great if you could share these with me for further debugging and isolation.
Hi Sir, thks for yr translator. It’s unbelievably useful for me. i want to tell you something, in translation from english to Turkish language; google translating “No” as if “abbr. of number” but in Turkish we use it as negative answer; not abbr. of number…(for example, wld u like any more cake? No, thks. translating “Numara, teşekkürler)
Thanks for the feedback. I assume you are using Google Translator for that? If yes, then this translation mapping is controlled by Google AI engine and I don’t have control over it. You can probably report this to Google Translation team for improvement. In the mean time, I guess you can make use of the Find/Replace feature of the editor on the page to manually fix these errors?
Dear Mr. Abar: I would like to commend you on your generously making this super-convenient application available at no cost to the public. I have one idea, which would help me a lot. Instead of multiple files, is it possible to specify multiple languages for a single file? Thanks!
Donald in Japan
Thanks for the feedback, Donald! This is something that is already on my near future to-do list. I will see if I can get some free time to work on it soon.
Realmente u talvez o melhor site de tradução on line que conheci.
Muito rápido e prático.
Agradeço por nos oferecer um trabalho compartilhado gratuitamente como esse.
Obrigado e parabéns!
I use a VPN. Your translator page automatically displays in the language of the country my VPN is hosted in at that moment. Sadly I cannot understand the foreign languages it displays. Is it possible to add a language selector button?… P.S. I like you translator. It’s a marriage saver. Thanks for providing it
Thanks for the feedback Bob! I assume you are using Google Translator. If yes, this is a kind of known limitation or feature. I guess the workaround, for now, is to either not use the VPN when first loading the page (you can enable it later ON during translation), or you can translate the language name using Google online translator and see if that helps you in language selection. I will see if there is some option in Google widget to not translate the language itself.
Regards, Akbar
Some words don’t translate. So I translate the word and manually insert it. But when I hover the mouse to select the insertion place, a dialogue box pops up and obscures the area completely. Can you alter the popup dialogue so it does not cover the selected sentence?. Or, perhaps you could slow it down a little.
This comes from Google translator widget and is not under my control. One possible workaround is to download the file first and then re-upload it for editing. This should get rid of that original language popup from Google. I will see if there is some better workaround/fix for this though.
Regards, Ajbar
Very useful programme. A couple of comments..
a) Can’t make it translate from Greek to English. Is there a way to select the ‘from’ language?
b) When loading a second file the translator runs much slower.
c) It would be great if it could use a cookie to remember the last used language session to session. I almost always use english/spanish.
Thanks. Keep up the good work. P
Thanks for the feedback, Peter. Unfortunately, the Google translator doesn’t allow dynamic selection of the source language. It tries to auto-detect the source language and obviously can’t always find the correct source due to the other content on the page.
I can’t reproduce the slowness during the second translation, but a few others have complained too, so I will look into this soon.
Finally, your suggestion to auto-remember the last language pair is a good one. I will add this to my to-do list.
Regards, Akbar
Feliz año nuevo Happy new year
hello akbar
first ! it’s really amazing !
it’s really helpfull
thankyou very very much !
but i just founded a bug .
look . when i upload for example 10 subtitles . and i translate them . it’s ok ! . rhen i save them all . and it’s ok .
butttt!!
when i click on new
and upload for example 10 other subtitles . and i translate them . it’s ok too .
but when i ckick on save them all
when i download the zip file and i extract it .
subtitles are wrong . they are for the last time . not new ones !!
anyway . thankyou . from IRAN .
Thanks for the detailed report on the issue. Unfortunately, I can’t reproduce this in my quick testing. A few other users have reported a similar problem in past, but so far I’m not able to isolate it. Maybe it’s related to some browser version? What browser you are using? Is it possible to try with the latest Chrome, Firefox or Edge browsers and see if you can still reproduce this behaviour?
Regards, Akbar
Hello! Thank you for your hard work and such a wonderful and useful program for translating formatted srt files! Today I had an unusual problem: I uploaded an srt file in Brazilian Portuguese with the intention of translating to English using the Google option. However, unlike previous experiences, I was unable to select a target language. Please see the screen shot here: https://i.ibb.co/NjGjhW1/Screen-Shot-2022-12-09-at-06-00-21.png Meanwhile, the program immediately started “translating” without any input from me and ended after a few short lines with an error message. On examination of the text window below the input box I saw that the source and translation columns both contained the same Portuguese text. I’m using browser FFv102.4.0esr (64-bit) on MAC OS 10.12.6 (Sierra). I tried clearing the cache / cookies, restarting the browser, restarting the computer, nothing helps. I switched the software option to DeepL and confirmed that a target language chose was available there. My preference is to use Google Translate, but I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong, because it has worked in the past. Thank you in advance for any guidance and assistance you can provide. Regards, A
Hi Archy, thanks for sharing such detailed feedback and screenshot. The problem is that sometimes Google Translator fails to load in a few regions. This is mainly due to some temporary maintenance by Google and hopefully should auto-resolve soon. Once the service is back, you should see the standard Google Translator language selection widget. Once you get that, it should start working as normal. In the meantime, I guess you can try using the Yandex free translator to see if that works for you?
Regards, Akbar
I CANT TRALSATE. WHY?
Can you please tell me in a bit more detail that what part of the translation process (upload, translation, download, etc) is still not working for you? Also, if you get any particular errors, it would be great if you could share these with me for further debugging and isolation.
Regards, Akbar
Hi Sir, thks for yr translator. It’s unbelievably useful for me. i want to tell you something, in translation from english to Turkish language; google translating “No” as if “abbr. of number” but in Turkish we use it as negative answer; not abbr. of number…(for example, wld u like any more cake? No, thks. translating “Numara, teşekkürler)
Thanks for the feedback. I assume you are using Google Translator for that? If yes, then this translation mapping is controlled by Google AI engine and I don’t have control over it. You can probably report this to Google Translation team for improvement. In the mean time, I guess you can make use of the Find/Replace feature of the editor on the page to manually fix these errors?
Regards, Akbar
Dear Mr. Abar: I would like to commend you on your generously making this super-convenient application available at no cost to the public. I have one idea, which would help me a lot. Instead of multiple files, is it possible to specify multiple languages for a single file? Thanks!
Donald in Japan
Thanks for the feedback, Donald! This is something that is already on my near future to-do list. I will see if I can get some free time to work on it soon.
Regards, Akbar