I would like to add a notification to a video at some particular time period that "Mistake Lorem in this".
Does OSX have any default video tool (simple) to add any type of text (subtitle ok too) to the video?
MacOS – ny default tool in OSX by which to add text (such as subtitle) to a video
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An open-source, cross-platform solution is Jubler
I didn't try it, but it has a good amount of users on iusethis.
In the end, I found Timecop that does almost everything I wanted: simple project tracking with a variety of configurable reports spanning days, weeks, or months.
Honourable mentions go to Tictoc which does a very similar job to Timecop, and Timing (which also has a free, Lite version). Timing is different in that its a "traditional" application tracker, however, you can create custom projects and drag applications into them, right down to the document level. So you can attribute different documents in a single app to different projects, which is great if you're working on two different projects in Xcode, for example.
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Best Answer
iMovie may work for you.
Import your Movie and then.
1, Select the Titles in the Content library to pick Title theme
2, Drag the Subtitle Theme down to the movie strip.
3, Adjust the Subtitle time line to where you want it and duration.
4, Write you text in the text field.
5, Set your text style.
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