to hardsub
- verb
- /ˈhɑrdˌsʌb/
- Specialized
- Before uploading, he hardsubbed the interviews so viewers would always see the translated text.
Examples
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They are hardsubbing older footage that lacks a separate subtitle track for streaming.
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The team hardsubbed the documentary for better accessibility.
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The studio chose to hardsub the international release to avoid subtitle compatibility issues.
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We need to hardsub the video for the festival.
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Before uploading, he hardsubbed the interviews so viewers would always see the translated text.
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The studio chose to hardsub the international release to avoid subtitle compatibility issues.
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We need to hardsub the video for the festival.
Synonyms
To write a short explanation under a picture or photo
To add text on a television or video screen to give information
To put words on top of a picture or video
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hardsub as a verb comes from the same parts: hard meaning 'fixed' and sub short for subtitle. To hardsub a video is to add subtitles 'permanently' into the picture so viewers cannot turn them off.