Auvio can export subtitle and transcript files alongside dubbed media, so a localization workflow can produce text assets for captions, review, publishing, or archive at the same time.
Treat the transcript as a deliverable, not temporary AI output
TXT output can preserve the reviewed language content outside the dubbing project.
Use SRT when timing must travel with the text
Subtitle export carries timed text into video platforms and editing workflows that understand standard subtitle files.
Keep audio and text outputs aligned from one review process
Auvio lets users review translations, voices, timing, and tracks before exporting MP4, M4A, WAV, TXT, or SRT.
Frequently asked questions about Auvio: Local AI Dubbing
Can Auvio export SRT subtitle files?
Yes. SRT is one of the current export formats.
Can Auvio export plain transcript text?
Yes. TXT export is supported.
Which media formats can Auvio export?
The current App Store listing names MP4, M4A, and WAV in addition to TXT and SRT.
Where can you verify the current app details?
See the official App Store listing for Auvio: Local AI Dubbing for the current screenshot gallery, compatibility, privacy information, pricing, and version history.