The first screen you should see is this : Ĭlick 'Next >' and you see the following :
#ASPELL FOR JUBLER INSTALL#
I always save my files to the Desktop so when I look there I see the installer file I just downloaded: ĭouble click on the icon to start the install process. Now you must know where the file has downloaded to. If you are using another browser like Internet Explorer or Opera then the above two steps would be slightly different. I press 'Save File' and then when the download is completed I see this: I am using Firefox (a type of browser) to download Jubler so I first see this window: Ĭlick on 'Visit this page on SourceForge' and you will see something like this: Ĭlick on 'Download Jubler-3.9.0.exe' (the green button) and Jubler should start downloading to your hard drive.
#ASPELL FOR JUBLER HOW TO#
If you need some help we have provided information on how to install MPlayer and Aspell (in the sections after installing Jubler - you can follow the process exactly as see below, installing first Jubler and then MPlayer an then Aspell. Before proceeding with this installation first install these two applications. Jubler requires MPlayer and Aspell to play video files and spell check subtitles. If at any point you get stuck installing Jubler then one tip is to try the freeware Subtitle Workshop instead as it is easier to install but not as feature rich. Recommended Hardware : 200 Mhz processor (CPU) minimum Operating System use for this installation : Microsoft Windows (XP) Software version used for this installation : 3.9 The good news is that once it is installed it works beautifully and it works the same on OSX, Linux, and Windows. You need these two programs installed for Jubler to operate and hence it's trickier to install than similar programs. įor playback Jubler uses MPlayer (video player software) to preview files and aspell (spell checking software) to spell check the subtitles. These text files can also be used by DVD authoring programs to embed the subtitle file in multilingual DVDs. Using Jubler you can export the subtitles as a text file which can then be used by a variety of applications including VLC to play back the subtitles with the video. Jubler enables you to create and translate subtitles for video files.
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