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Resources / People
In order to assign work, you need users with the right skills. Information about user expertise i...
Customisable properties: keywords, tags, languages and job types
Most of the properties in Plint can be customised to suit your needs. This is done under Tools &a...
Creating joblists with joblist templates
This chapter explains the general logic of joblist templates. For a detailed walkthrough of a sam...
Communicating about jobs
The Inbox in Plint holds all Messages, Notes to self and Support cases created by you, or involvi...
The Inbox (Messages, Support and Notes to self)
The Inbox is your hub for two-way communication with other Plint users (or one-way in the case ...
Plint Subtitler: the interface
Note: The following describes the most common window layout when using Plint Subtitler. There is ...
Subtitling from template
Time-coding subtitles is a complex task requiring skill and special training. By populating the e...
Quick summary
Subtitling video generally involves a recurring set of steps. The chapters here walk you throug...
Proofing and QC work
Often, the translation step is followed by some kind of review step, sometimes called QC, as in q...
Creating a time-coded template
Once the workflow is in place and media is uploaded and prepared for the online editors, a time-c...
Online editing
Online editing jobs allow any user to originate or translate in Plint using their browser. The co...
Plint Subtitler manual
Plint Subtitler lets you subtitle from a timed template or originate subtitles directly from vide...