"Encoding Changer" is an Android app that resolves subtitle issues in movies by converting encoding formats. With features like batch conversion, support for multiple languages, and the ability to overwrite files, this app provides a quick and efficient solution for subtitles that appear as gibberish. It's designed to be user-friendly, making it easy to fix subtitles with just a couple of taps, and can also be used for any text file. Plus, it's free and ad-free!
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So you've downloaded a movie on your device, open it up and... the subtitles show up as question marks, or don't show up at all. Bummer! Don't worry, with just a couple of taps the Encoding Changer will fix the subtitles and you'll be back watching that movie in no time!
Features: - doesn't cut the end of long subtitles files, as other such apps do - you can overwrite the subtitles file, who needs the old one anyway? - convert multiple files: perfect for TV series - tap a srt, sub or txt file in a file explorer to convert it right away - no need to scroll long encoding lists, but just a handful of common ones - remembers your last opened folder for easy browsing next time - can be used for any text file, not just subtitles - Cyrillic, Arabic, Greek, Hebrew, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese and all Latin-based encodings - free, no ads
User reviews
Finally found a working tool for android to change subtitle encoding. One suggestion for improvement, right now it writes only UTF-8 without BOOM, could you pkease add an option for UTF-8 with BOOM. For some reason subtitles converted to UTF -8 without BOOM work fine on handheld android plex but it does not work on android tv version of plex. When I converti it to UTF-8 with BOOM then it works on both versions.
Darko Matešić, 2023-01-30
Ohh Hho, 2021-08-18
InMotion Shopping, 2020-12-12