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| Category | Feature | |----------|---------| | Format Support | Import/export 200+ formats: .srt, .stl, .ttml, .xml (DCP), .mcc (SMPTE-TT), .pac (old telop), .vtt | | Captioning | Real-time audio waveform display, ASR integration, live captioning (with compatible hardware) | | Subtitling | Spotting, timing, translation memory, bulk timing shifts | | QC Tools | Auto spell-check, line-length limits, reading speed calculator, format conformance checks (Netflix/Specs) | | Accessibility | Support for cefr (descriptive audio notes), sign language window placement | | Workflow | Template-based styling, project merging, batch export |

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Technically, yes, you can use it to finish a project. Ethically and legally, if you are a production company making thousands of dollars, you should purchase a license immediately. The trial is for evaluation, not commercial production running. EZTitles can audit commercial use. | Category | Feature | |----------|---------| | Format

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