Auvio can export SRT subtitles alongside localized media, allowing a dubbing project to produce a separate timed-text asset for players, publishing systems, or later caption review.
Keep subtitles separate from the picture when needed
An SRT sidecar is useful when a platform or editor needs timed text without permanently burning captions into the image.
Review translated segments before generating deliverables
Auvio lets creators inspect translated segments before voice generation, creating a checkpoint for terminology.
Export media and text from the same localization pass
The current listing includes MP4, M4A, WAV, TXT, and SRT outputs.
Questions people search about this workflow
Can Auvio export subtitles as an SRT file?
Yes. SRT is one of the export formats listed on the current App Store page.
Can I review translated text before Auvio generates the voice?
Yes. Translation review is part of Auvio's guided workflow.
Can Auvio also export a plain transcript?
Yes. The current listing includes TXT transcript export in addition to SRT subtitles.
See the real app interface
Open the official App Store listing for Auvio: Local AI Dubbing to view the current screenshot gallery and product information.