3 Sites for Finding Text Films

Collection of movies in digital form that is stored on your hard drive sometimes does not always equipped with the desired subtitle. In fact, the subtitle could be useful to further enjoy the film, ranging from understanding the story line to capture the words spoken difficult that may be players.
Fortunately, there are internet sites that provide subtitles for downloading a movie collector. Here are three of them:

AnySubs.com

AnySubs provide text files to DivX format movies for free. On this site users can browse the existing collection of subtitles based on alphabetical order and see the Top 100 titles of the most widely downloaded.

Most files at AnySubs SRT format. The site provides a search for subtitle languages, including Indonesian. But the collection will depend on the liveliness of the community, because most existing subtitle donated by the community.

Subs.to

Google's initial appearance resembles Subs.to, thus imposing itself as a search engine subtitle. In addition to Google-style search through it, users can also see Search Cloud to see which keywords are popular.

Some important information is displayed before the download subtitle, including file size, format subtitle (srt or sub) and the rate of frames per second used.

Subtitles.com.br

Compared to the two above, is the most complete Subtitles.com.br. First, it provides enough options for files, ranging from the sub, srt to txt.

Second, Subtitles.com.br provides a preview of the subtitles will be downloaded. It's certainly easier for users to see first, whether the quality of the text displayed good enough or not.

Now, the third, Subtitles.com.br provides a free software called Subtitles 1.1. Through this software for Windows, users can right click on the desired movie file to find the appropriate subtitle.