The “.SRT” file extension is associated with SubRip Subtitle files. SRT files contain subtitle information for videos, enabling the display of captions or subtitles during video playback. These files typically include the text of the subtitles along with the timing information for when each subtitle should be displayed and for how long.
How to open an SRT file:
To open and use an SRT file, you would typically associate it with a media player or subtitle editing software that supports this subtitle format. Here are the steps:
1. Media Players:
- Most media players, such as VLC Media Player, Windows Media Player, or other popular players, support the SRT subtitle format. Ensure that the SRT file has the same name as the video file and is stored in the same directory.
2. Subtitle Editing Software:
- If you need to edit or customize the SRT file, you can use subtitle editing software like Subtitle Edit, Aegisub, or Jubler.
Programs that may open SRT files:
1. VLC Media Player:
- VLC is a versatile media player that supports a wide range of subtitle formats, including SRT. Make sure the SRT file is in the same directory as the video file.
- Windows Media Player may also support SRT files for displaying subtitles during video playback.
3. Subtitle Editing Software:
- Dedicated subtitle editing software can be used to open and edit SRT files.