Convert TXT and SRT subtitles from ANSI to UTF8 and vice versa.
Text Encoding Converter - Convert TXT & SRT Files
"Text Encoding Converter" is a user-friendly Android app designed for converting text files and subtitles from ANSI to UTF8 and vice versa. It supports .srt and .txt files, making it easy to transform your subtitles for use on older TVs that only support ANSI. With support for various non-UTF8 languages like Greek, Thai, Arabic, Hebrew, Cyrillic, and Latin, it allows you to quickly convert files directly from your smartphone. The original file is securely saved as .orig.txt, ensuring you have a backup if needed.
App stats
Rating: 3.00
(122)
Creation date: 2014-12-16
Email: bi*****@gmail.com
URLs: Privacy policy
Permissions
Photos/Media/Files: read the contents of your USB storage, modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
Storage: read the contents of your USB storage, modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
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App summary
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-UTF8
Greek
Thai
Arabic
Hebrew
Cyrillic
Latin
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.
User reviews
Pros
- Does what it says
- Simple and effective
- Saved users time in specific situations
Cons
- Cannot select files or folders
- App crashes or closes unexpectedly
- Poor interface and range of supported encodings
Most mentioned
- Can't select file/folder
- Unexpected crashes
- Poor user interface
User reviews
Unexpectedly closes with exception after launching on Android 14.
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); the app does what it promises. I was able to convert an ANSI-encoded file into UFS-8 with no issues. Edit: it appears that on Android 12 the files are no longer visible from the app. Perhaps some read permission issue? As it stands, the app is broken, unfortunately
Can't even select the folder I need/ won't let me retrieve proper file for converting
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