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Subtitle Muxer 0.1.0
Subtitle Muxer 0.1.0
First public release. Copy soft subtitle tracks from a source video onto a target video (for example an upscaled encode) with no re-encoding — FFmpeg stream copy only. FFmpeg is bundled in the app.
Which file should I download?
| Platform | Download |
|---|---|
Windows (single .exe) |
SubtitleMuxer-0.1.0-windows-portable.zip |
| Windows (folder / “installer” layout) | SubtitleMuxer-0.1.0-windows-installer.zip |
| Mac — Apple Silicon (M1 / M2 / M3 / …) | SubtitleMuxer-0.1.0-mac-apple-silicon.zip |
| Mac — Intel | SubtitleMuxer-0.1.0-mac-intel.zip |
| Linux — Ubuntu | SubtitleMuxer-0.1.0-ubuntu.zip |
| Linux — Debian | SubtitleMuxer-0.1.0-debian.zip |
| Linux — Linux Mint | SubtitleMuxer-0.1.0-mint.zip |
| Linux — Fedora | SubtitleMuxer-0.1.0-fedora.zip |
| Linux — Arch | SubtitleMuxer-0.1.0-arch.zip |
Extract the zip, then run Subtitle Muxer. No separate FFmpeg install is required for normal use.
What’s included
- Source + target file pickers (browse or drag-and-drop)
- Subtitle track list with language / format / title; select which tracks to copy
- Remembered destination folder and filename
- Output as MKV (recommended) or MP4
- Built-in FFmpeg log panel
- About dialog with support link
Tips
- Prefer MKV when possible. Some subtitle formats (ASS, PGS, and others) do not copy cleanly into MP4.
- Soft subtitle tracks can be copied. Burned-in or video-baked captions cannot.
- If a track does not appear in the list, that file likely has no separate subtitle streams.
License
MIT