Yes, VLC (VideoLAN Client) can also be used to create a video with subtitles and convert it to GIF or PDF.
Here are the steps to do this with VLC:
- Open video in VLC: Open the video you want to use in VLC.
- Add subtitles: Click "View" > "Subtitles" > "Add subtitle file" and select the corresponding VTT file.
- Configure subtitles: Click "View" > "Subtitles" > "Configure subtitles" to adjust the size, font and color of the subtitles.
- Save video with subtitles: Click "File" > "Save as" and select the desired output format (e.g. MP4).
- Convert Video to GIF: You can use the “Save As” option to convert the video to GIF. Select GIF from the output format list.
- Convert Video to PDF: Unfortunately, VLC does not allow you to convert a video to PDF directly. However, you can use a third-party tool like Adobe Acrobat or PDFCrowd to convert the video to PDF.
It is important to note that VLC conversion options may vary depending on the version and operating system you are using.
In short, VLC can be used to create a video with subtitles and convert it to GIF, but to convert the video to PDF, you will need to use a third-party tool.
