Convert NFO to SUB
How to convert NFO files containing subtitles into SUB subtitle files using Subtitle Edit and text editors.
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How to convert nfo to sub file
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Understanding nfo and sub file formats
NFO files are plain text files, commonly used to provide information about digital releases, such as software, movies, or games. They often contain ASCII art and metadata, but do not store subtitles or multimedia content.
SUB files, on the other hand, are subtitle files used in conjunction with video files. They contain time-coded text that displays as subtitles during video playback. SUB files can be in various formats, such as MicroDVD or VobSub, and are essential for providing translations or accessibility in videos.
Can you convert nfo to sub?
Direct conversion from NFO to SUB is not typical, as these formats serve entirely different purposes. However, if your NFO file contains subtitle text (for example, if someone has stored subtitles in an NFO file), you can manually extract the relevant lines and format them into a SUB file.
How to convert nfo to sub manually
- Open the NFO file with a text editor such as Notepad++ or VS Code.
- Copy the subtitle lines from the NFO file.
- Format the text according to the SUB file specification (e.g., MicroDVD format:
{start_frame}{end_frame}Subtitle text). - Save the new file with a .sub extension.
Best software for editing and converting
- Subtitle Edit: This free tool allows you to create and edit subtitle files in various formats, including SUB. You can paste your extracted text and adjust timing easily.
- Notepad++: Ideal for editing plain text and formatting it to match the SUB file requirements.
Step-by-step using Subtitle Edit
- Open Subtitle Edit.
- Go to File → New to create a new subtitle file.
- Paste your subtitle lines and set the timing for each line.
- Go to File → Save as and choose the MicroDVD (*.sub) or other SUB format.
Summary
While NFO and SUB files are fundamentally different, you can manually convert subtitle content from an NFO file into a SUB file using text editors and subtitle software like Subtitle Edit. Always ensure your subtitles are properly formatted for compatibility with your video player.
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NFO vs SUB: format comparison
How the NFO and SUB formats compare on the properties that matter most for this conversion.
| Property | .NFO NFO (ASCII art text file) | .SUB MicroDVD subtitle |
|---|---|---|
| Open standard | No | No |
| Compression | Uncompressed | Uncompressed |
| Typical file size | Very small | Very small |
| Opens in a web browser | Yes, natively | No |
| Further editing | Easy | Limited |
| Metadata support | None | Basic |
| Plain-text readable | Yes | Yes |
| Best used for | Data exchange | Sharing and distribution |