Text Encoding Converter
A simple to use app to convert text files and subtitles from ANSI to UTF8 and vire versa. Supports .srt and .txt files it converts the original file in order to use it imidiately.Supports the following languages in non-UTF8GreekThaiArabicHebrewCyrillicLatin
Scenario of use:A "friend" gives you an micro sd card with a movie and UTF8 subtitles, but your TV is old and supports only ANSI.Instead of opening the PC you put the sd in your smartphone start the program select the file and that's it.Put it back on TV and enjoy your subtitled movie.
The original file is stored as .orig.txt just in case you need it.
Scenario of use:A "friend" gives you an micro sd card with a movie and UTF8 subtitles, but your TV is old and supports only ANSI.Instead of opening the PC you put the sd in your smartphone start the program select the file and that's it.Put it back on TV and enjoy your subtitled movie.
The original file is stored as .orig.txt just in case you need it.
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Reviews (10)
Tom. H.
Dec 31, 2018
looks promise but I need from ansi central Europe to utf8. then i should give 5 stars.
Wel. R. G.
Feb 18, 2019
Can't select multiple files
A. G. u.
Dec 26, 2018
Couldn't be simpler!
Hea. E.
Dec 1, 2019
I guess if I understood how to use it it might be okay but no clue
Mar. S.
Jan 25, 2020
Can't select file.
EL. T.
Oct 2, 2015
This app is total unusable
Nic. C.
Sep 2, 2018
Saved my weekend since i didn"t have my notebook with me and subtitlles were not playing on the Rasberry
Arm. A.
Sep 11, 2016
Does what it says
Dmi. B.
Feb 14, 2016
Interface is awful, but the worst is range of supported encodings. Uninstalled.
I think some reviews are little too harsh. The UI is functional (although I would prefer if it showed the folders of internal storage in alphabetical order, instead of what appears to be a random order, but that is a minor nitpick), fast and the app does what it promises. I was able to convert an ANSI-encoded file into UFS-8 with no issues.