https://rule34video.com/models/knockout/ Wed 30 Sep 2026 02:50:22 +0200 https://rule34video.com/video/4606795/knockout-eng-sub-girl-at-my-job-is-a-total-pervert-loving-huge-toys2/
[KNOCKOUT] The bespectacled high school girl at my part-time job is a total pervert who’s obsessed with masturbating with a huge vibrator—and she’s exactly my type [English Subtitles] --- I accidentally discovered her secret. From that day on, her body began to be developed! Her body is developed as sex toys are forced into both her holes one after another. An extra-thick vibrator, a plastic bottle, multiple vibrators inserted at once, a giant dildo (for horses?), a super-long dildo—1 meter in length—piston-fucking her, and finally, she swallows my arm all the way up to my elbow... --- I made subtitles for some works by one of my favorite creators. If anyone is interested in doing the same, here’s the full workflow I used. How to create a subtitle file from foreign-language audio: Use CapCut and its automatic subtitle/caption generation feature. Generate subtitles from the audio, then export them as an .srt file. This gives you a subtitle file in the original language of the video. How to translate an .srt file into your language: Open Subtitle Edit and import your .srt file. Go to Translate → Auto-translate. Then choose the translation API you want to use. I personally recommend DeepL — the translation quality is very good, and its API provides a fairly generous free allowance. Run the translation. When it’s finished, use Save As and export the translated subtitles as a new .srt file. After that, quickly go through the subtitles and clean up any garbage, recognition mistakes, unnecessary symbols, etc. How to extract subtitles from a video that already has subtitles burned into the image: If the video already contains visible subtitles that are part of the video itself, Subtitle Edit can extract them using OCR. Open Subtitle Edit and use OCR burned-in subtitles... This function recognizes subtitles directly from the video frames and converts them into editable subtitles. Select the language of the subtitles before starting OCR. If you’re not sure what language they’re written in, just take a screenshot and upload it to Google Translate or another image translator to identify the language. Then run the OCR process and export the result as an .srt file. If necessary, you can then translate those subtitles using Translate → Auto-translate, as described above. How to permanently add subtitles to the video: Open Subtitle Edit and use Generate video with burned-in subtitles... This will render the subtitles directly onto the video, so they become part of the actual image rather than a separate subtitle track. If you have two different subtitle texts that need to appear in different parts of the screen, for example original subtitles and translated subtitles, give them different styles or colors and use the Margin settings to move one of them higher or lower on the screen. Once everything looks right, start generating the video. I strongly recommend selecting a hardware-accelerated GPU encoder or codec if you have a dedicated graphics card. Rendering with the GPU can be significantly faster than encoding everything on the CPU. That’s basically the whole pipeline: Video/audio → subtitles → .srt → translation/OCR → cleanup → burn subtitles back into the video. ]]> Sun 13 Sep 2026 19:01:03 +0200 https://rule34video.com/video/4606795/knockout-eng-sub-girl-at-my-job-is-a-total-pervert-loving-huge-toys2/ https://rule34video.com/video/4606767/knockout-let-s-take-the-trained-perverted-high-school-girl-even-deeper-chinese/
]]> Sun 13 Sep 2026 18:52:04 +0200 https://rule34video.com/video/4606767/knockout-let-s-take-the-trained-perverted-high-school-girl-even-deeper-chinese/ https://rule34video.com/video/4606719/knockout-eng-sub-let-s-thoroughly-train-the-three-holes-of-perverted-girl2/
The bespectacled high school girl I met at my part-time job turned out to be a total pervert! A super-thick vibrator is inserted deep into her pussy—all the way into her womb! Blindfolded and gagged, she’s stuffed with a massive number of vibrators; with her senses blocked, she’s tortured with a low-frequency therapy device, violently pistoned with urethral pearls, and penetrated so deeply that her stomach deforms—this animated work features intense training scenes like these. --- I made subtitles for some works by one of my favorite creators. If anyone is interested in doing the same, here’s the full workflow I used. How to create a subtitle file from foreign-language audio: Use CapCut and its automatic subtitle/caption generation feature. Generate subtitles from the audio, then export them as an .srt file. This gives you a subtitle file in the original language of the video. How to translate an .srt file into your language: Open Subtitle Edit and import your .srt file. Go to Translate → Auto-translate. Then choose the translation API you want to use. I personally recommend DeepL — the translation quality is very good, and its API provides a fairly generous free allowance. Run the translation. When it’s finished, use Save As and export the translated subtitles as a new .srt file. After that, quickly go through the subtitles and clean up any garbage, recognition mistakes, unnecessary symbols, etc. How to extract subtitles from a video that already has subtitles burned into the image: If the video already contains visible subtitles that are part of the video itself, Subtitle Edit can extract them using OCR. Open Subtitle Edit and use OCR burned-in subtitles... This function recognizes subtitles directly from the video frames and converts them into editable subtitles. Select the language of the subtitles before starting OCR. If you’re not sure what language they’re written in, just take a screenshot and upload it to Google Translate or another image translator to identify the language. Then run the OCR process and export the result as an .srt file. If necessary, you can then translate those subtitles using Translate → Auto-translate, as described above. How to permanently add subtitles to the video: Open Subtitle Edit and use Generate video with burned-in subtitles... This will render the subtitles directly onto the video, so they become part of the actual image rather than a separate subtitle track. If you have two different subtitle texts that need to appear in different parts of the screen, for example original subtitles and translated subtitles, give them different styles or colors and use the Margin settings to move one of them higher or lower on the screen. Once everything looks right, start generating the video. I strongly recommend selecting a hardware-accelerated GPU encoder or codec if you have a dedicated graphics card. Rendering with the GPU can be significantly faster than encoding everything on the CPU. That’s basically the whole pipeline: Video/audio → subtitles → .srt → translation/OCR → cleanup → burn subtitles back into the video. ]]> Sun 13 Sep 2026 18:12:07 +0200 https://rule34video.com/video/4606719/knockout-eng-sub-let-s-thoroughly-train-the-three-holes-of-perverted-girl2/ https://rule34video.com/video/4606551/knockout-eng-sub-we-injected-drug-into-futanari-dick-and-made-it-huge/
The rumored beauty, China-san, is a futanari girl with a huge cock. Her specialty is ejaculating without even rubbing her cock. A massive ejaculation that lasts a full minute leaves her entire body covered in cum! After being injected with a suspicious drug brought by a customer, her already massive cock grew even bigger!! She’s ordered to masturbate with a cock so massive she can’t even move… High-quality animation based on original artwork by Bosshi, a legend in the futanari world! Don’t miss China’s moans delivered in her exquisite Chinese accent. As a bonus, this release also includes a short anime featuring the Bunny Girl, originally released in 2018 as an illustration for a body pillow! --- I made subtitles for some works by one of my favorite creators. If anyone is interested in doing the same, here’s the full workflow I used. How to create a subtitle file from foreign-language audio: Use CapCut and its automatic subtitle/caption generation feature. Generate subtitles from the audio, then export them as an .srt file. This gives you a subtitle file in the original language of the video. How to translate an .srt file into your language: Open Subtitle Edit and import your .srt file. Go to Translate → Auto-translate. Then choose the translation API you want to use. I personally recommend DeepL — the translation quality is very good, and its API provides a fairly generous free allowance. Run the translation. When it’s finished, use Save As and export the translated subtitles as a new .srt file. After that, quickly go through the subtitles and clean up any garbage, recognition mistakes, unnecessary symbols, etc. How to extract subtitles from a video that already has subtitles burned into the image: If the video already contains visible subtitles that are part of the video itself, Subtitle Edit can extract them using OCR. Open Subtitle Edit and use OCR burned-in subtitles... This function recognizes subtitles directly from the video frames and converts them into editable subtitles. Select the language of the subtitles before starting OCR. If you’re not sure what language they’re written in, just take a screenshot and upload it to Google Translate or another image translator to identify the language. Then run the OCR process and export the result as an .srt file. If necessary, you can then translate those subtitles using Translate → Auto-translate, as described above. How to permanently add subtitles to the video: Open Subtitle Edit and use Generate video with burned-in subtitles... This will render the subtitles directly onto the video, so they become part of the actual image rather than a separate subtitle track. If you have two different subtitle texts that need to appear in different parts of the screen, for example original subtitles and translated subtitles, give them different styles or colors and use the Margin settings to move one of them higher or lower on the screen. Once everything looks right, start generating the video. I strongly recommend selecting a hardware-accelerated GPU encoder or codec if you have a dedicated graphics card. Rendering with the GPU can be significantly faster than encoding everything on the CPU. That’s basically the whole pipeline: Video/audio → subtitles → .srt → translation/OCR → cleanup → burn subtitles back into the video. ]]> Sun 13 Sep 2026 16:24:03 +0200 https://rule34video.com/video/4606551/knockout-eng-sub-we-injected-drug-into-futanari-dick-and-made-it-huge/ https://rule34video.com/video/4606523/knockout-the-anus-isn-t-a-sex-organ-eng-sub/
“If it's not your genitals, it's not masturbation!!” The serious-minded discipline committee member's nighttime pleasure was “anal masturbation”—without touching her genitals. Every night, she continued to masturbate her asshole with a giant vibrator, turning into a pervert who climaxed over and over just from her asshole! With her weakness exposed by “that official,” the discipline committee member was tied up while still in her uniform and subjected to thorough anal and urethral torture! With a giant vibrator inserted, massive enemas, urethral pearl torture, spanking during anal sex, and a ball gag, her body is trained to become a flesh slave that feels every kind of stimulation. Eventually, she falls into becoming a high school girl anal sex toy, going wild with pleasure from the official’s massive cock. ]]> Sun 13 Sep 2026 16:06:02 +0200 https://rule34video.com/video/4606523/knockout-the-anus-isn-t-a-sex-organ-eng-sub/ https://rule34video.com/video/4606515/knockout-eng-sub-onanimation-izumi-chan-in-n-out-in-n-out-hell/
I made subtitles for some works by one of my favorite creators. If anyone is interested in doing the same, here’s the full workflow I used. How to create a subtitle file from foreign-language audio: Use CapCut and its automatic subtitle/caption generation feature. Generate subtitles from the audio, then export them as an .srt file. This gives you a subtitle file in the original language of the video. How to translate an .srt file into your language: Open Subtitle Edit and import your .srt file. Go to Translate → Auto-translate. Then choose the translation API you want to use. I personally recommend DeepL — the translation quality is very good, and its API provides a fairly generous free allowance. Run the translation. When it’s finished, use Save As and export the translated subtitles as a new .srt file. After that, quickly go through the subtitles and clean up any garbage, recognition mistakes, unnecessary symbols, etc. How to extract subtitles from a video that already has subtitles burned into the image: If the video already contains visible subtitles that are part of the video itself, Subtitle Edit can extract them using OCR. Open Subtitle Edit and use OCR burned-in subtitles... This function recognizes subtitles directly from the video frames and converts them into editable subtitles. Select the language of the subtitles before starting OCR. If you’re not sure what language they’re written in, just take a screenshot and upload it to Google Translate or another image translator to identify the language. Then run the OCR process and export the result as an .srt file. If necessary, you can then translate those subtitles using Translate → Auto-translate, as described above. How to permanently add subtitles to the video: Open Subtitle Edit and use Generate video with burned-in subtitles... This will render the subtitles directly onto the video, so they become part of the actual image rather than a separate subtitle track. If you have two different subtitle texts that need to appear in different parts of the screen, for example original subtitles and translated subtitles, give them different styles or colors and use the Margin settings to move one of them higher or lower on the screen. Once everything looks right, start generating the video. I strongly recommend selecting a hardware-accelerated GPU encoder or codec if you have a dedicated graphics card. Rendering with the GPU can be significantly faster than encoding everything on the CPU. That’s basically the whole pipeline: Video/audio → subtitles → .srt → translation/OCR → cleanup → burn subtitles back into the video. ]]> Sun 13 Sep 2026 16:00:03 +0200 https://rule34video.com/video/4606515/knockout-eng-sub-onanimation-izumi-chan-in-n-out-in-n-out-hell/ https://rule34video.com/video/4606519/knockout-sonico-the-onanimation-eng-sub/
Want to see the headphone-sporting pink haired cutie masturbate? S*per Sonico is on a webcam, busted and pink-cheeked with shame. Her onani maniac addiction has been found out, and now the whole world can drink in her sessions! From her fingers to vibrator to object insertion she flicks, rubs, and rides her way to multiple orgasms, even gaping her vagina so you can see right into her womb. ]]> Sun 13 Sep 2026 15:59:02 +0200 https://rule34video.com/video/4606519/knockout-sonico-the-onanimation-eng-sub/ https://rule34video.com/video/4606503/knockout-eng-flexible-rhythmic-gymnastics-girls-in-secret-naughty-training-ep-2/
Secret erotic training for three girls aiming to win a rhythmic gymnastics championship! Training where various objects are forced into their pussies and assholes while they maintain an I-balance. Training designed to boost sex appeal by loosening the uterus of a boyish-looking girl. It was supposed to be grueling training, but before they knew it, they became hooked on the training itself… During the competition, they’re forced to perform with sex toys still inserted into their pussies and asses—yet they still win the championship with a flawless routine. After the competition, they’re made to expel the sex toys in front of the officials, and then they provide them with plenty of sexual service. --- I made subtitles for some works by one of my favorite creators. If anyone is interested in doing the same, here’s the full workflow I used. How to create a subtitle file from foreign-language audio: Use CapCut and its automatic subtitle/caption generation feature. Generate subtitles from the audio, then export them as an .srt file. This gives you a subtitle file in the original language of the video. How to translate an .srt file into your language: Open Subtitle Edit and import your .srt file. Go to Translate → Auto-translate. Then choose the translation API you want to use. I personally recommend DeepL — the translation quality is very good, and its API provides a fairly generous free allowance. Run the translation. When it’s finished, use Save As and export the translated subtitles as a new .srt file. After that, quickly go through the subtitles and clean up any garbage, recognition mistakes, unnecessary symbols, etc. How to extract subtitles from a video that already has subtitles burned into the image: If the video already contains visible subtitles that are part of the video itself, Subtitle Edit can extract them using OCR. Open Subtitle Edit and use OCR burned-in subtitles... This function recognizes subtitles directly from the video frames and converts them into editable subtitles. Select the language of the subtitles before starting OCR. If you’re not sure what language they’re written in, just take a screenshot and upload it to Google Translate or another image translator to identify the language. Then run the OCR process and export the result as an .srt file. If necessary, you can then translate those subtitles using Translate → Auto-translate, as described above. How to permanently add subtitles to the video: Open Subtitle Edit and use Generate video with burned-in subtitles... This will render the subtitles directly onto the video, so they become part of the actual image rather than a separate subtitle track. If you have two different subtitle texts that need to appear in different parts of the screen, for example original subtitles and translated subtitles, give them different styles or colors and use the Margin settings to move one of them higher or lower on the screen. Once everything looks right, start generating the video. I strongly recommend selecting a hardware-accelerated GPU encoder or codec if you have a dedicated graphics card. Rendering with the GPU can be significantly faster than encoding everything on the CPU. That’s basically the whole pipeline: Video/audio → subtitles → .srt → translation/OCR → cleanup → burn subtitles back into the video. ]]> Sun 13 Sep 2026 15:52:04 +0200 https://rule34video.com/video/4606503/knockout-eng-flexible-rhythmic-gymnastics-girls-in-secret-naughty-training-ep-2/ https://rule34video.com/video/4606487/knockout-onanimation-izumi-chan-eng-sub/
I made subtitles for some works by one of my favorite creators. If anyone is interested in doing the same, here’s the full workflow I used. How to create a subtitle file from foreign-language audio: Use CapCut and its automatic subtitle/caption generation feature. Generate subtitles from the audio, then export them as an .srt file. This gives you a subtitle file in the original language of the video. How to translate an .srt file into your language: Open Subtitle Edit and import your .srt file. Go to Translate → Auto-translate. Then choose the translation API you want to use. I personally recommend DeepL — the translation quality is very good, and its API provides a fairly generous free allowance. Run the translation. When it’s finished, use Save As and export the translated subtitles as a new .srt file. After that, quickly go through the subtitles and clean up any garbage, recognition mistakes, unnecessary symbols, etc. How to extract subtitles from a video that already has subtitles burned into the image: If the video already contains visible subtitles that are part of the video itself, Subtitle Edit can extract them using OCR. Open Subtitle Edit and use OCR burned-in subtitles... This function recognizes subtitles directly from the video frames and converts them into editable subtitles. Select the language of the subtitles before starting OCR. If you’re not sure what language they’re written in, just take a screenshot and upload it to Google Translate or another image translator to identify the language. Then run the OCR process and export the result as an .srt file. If necessary, you can then translate those subtitles using Translate → Auto-translate, as described above. How to permanently add subtitles to the video: Open Subtitle Edit and use Generate video with burned-in subtitles... This will render the subtitles directly onto the video, so they become part of the actual image rather than a separate subtitle track. If you have two different subtitle texts that need to appear in different parts of the screen, for example original subtitles and translated subtitles, give them different styles or colors and use the Margin settings to move one of them higher or lower on the screen. Once everything looks right, start generating the video. I strongly recommend selecting a hardware-accelerated GPU encoder or codec if you have a dedicated graphics card. Rendering with the GPU can be significantly faster than encoding everything on the CPU. That’s basically the whole pipeline: Video/audio → subtitles → .srt → translation/OCR → cleanup → burn subtitles back into the video. ]]> Sun 13 Sep 2026 15:43:02 +0200 https://rule34video.com/video/4606487/knockout-onanimation-izumi-chan-eng-sub/ https://rule34video.com/video/4606455/knockout-eng-sub-hiyori-chan-2-mechanical-tentacle-womb-play-in-train/
50 minutes of full-length animation! Once again, we bring you a variety of hardcore kinky scenes!! Hiyori, the plain-looking girl with big breasts who discovered the thrill of live-streaming masturbation in the previous installment, is now a test subject for a prototype of the latest masturbation machine! But the device she received turned out to be defective—once attached, it won’t come off until the mission is complete!? She’s continuously violated by mechanical tentacles on a train, reaching one orgasm after another!! In a situation where her life would be over if anyone found out, tentacles invade her urethra and anus, ravaging her from within, and she cums nonstop under electric stimulation!! The story unfolds further into hardcore play with a futanari older sister!! Deepthroat! Anal sex! Uterus-torture play that relentlessly teases her womb!! --- I made subtitles for some works by one of my favorite creators. If anyone is interested in doing the same, here’s the full workflow I used. How to create a subtitle file from foreign-language audio: Use CapCut and its automatic subtitle/caption generation feature. Generate subtitles from the audio, then export them as an .srt file. This gives you a subtitle file in the original language of the video. How to translate an .srt file into your language: Open Subtitle Edit and import your .srt file. Go to Translate → Auto-translate. Then choose the translation API you want to use. I personally recommend DeepL — the translation quality is very good, and its API provides a fairly generous free allowance. Run the translation. When it’s finished, use Save As and export the translated subtitles as a new .srt file. After that, quickly go through the subtitles and clean up any garbage, recognition mistakes, unnecessary symbols, etc. How to extract subtitles from a video that already has subtitles burned into the image: If the video already contains visible subtitles that are part of the video itself, Subtitle Edit can extract them using OCR. Open Subtitle Edit and use OCR burned-in subtitles... This function recognizes subtitles directly from the video frames and converts them into editable subtitles. Select the language of the subtitles before starting OCR. If you’re not sure what language they’re written in, just take a screenshot and upload it to Google Translate or another image translator to identify the language. Then run the OCR process and export the result as an .srt file. If necessary, you can then translate those subtitles using Translate → Auto-translate, as described above. How to permanently add subtitles to the video: Open Subtitle Edit and use Generate video with burned-in subtitles... This will render the subtitles directly onto the video, so they become part of the actual image rather than a separate subtitle track. If you have two different subtitle texts that need to appear in different parts of the screen, for example original subtitles and translated subtitles, give them different styles or colors and use the Margin settings to move one of them higher or lower on the screen. Once everything looks right, start generating the video. I strongly recommend selecting a hardware-accelerated GPU encoder or codec if you have a dedicated graphics card. Rendering with the GPU can be significantly faster than encoding everything on the CPU. That’s basically the whole pipeline: Video/audio → subtitles → .srt → translation/OCR → cleanup → burn subtitles back into the video. ]]> Sun 13 Sep 2026 15:30:03 +0200 https://rule34video.com/video/4606455/knockout-eng-sub-hiyori-chan-2-mechanical-tentacle-womb-play-in-train/ https://rule34video.com/video/4606451/knockout-eng-sub-futanari-cute-girl-with-animal-ears-cums-instantly-with-urethra/
Miko-chan, a beautiful futanari girl with rabbit ears, loves having her dick teased. Because she’s had her dick teased every day, it’s grown into a massive cock over 50 centimeters long! What she loves most is having her pee hole teased. At first, they’d stick thin sticks inside her, but it gradually escalated until even an older guy’s dick could fit inside! For the original artwork, we’ve enlisted Mr. Mui—renowned for his vulgar depictions of a delicate futanari girl’s cock—to thoroughly ravage it! Enjoy the ejaculation scenes where she squirts massive loads with every climax. The story unfolds across three scenarios. [A Secret Just Between My Teacher and Me] My music teacher, Ms. Ayase, is incredibly beautiful and the object of every student’s admiration. But you know what? She and I have a special relationship♪ It’s time for my very own secret lesson with her. Hehehe♪ 【We’re Best Friends! Let’s Play Again Today】 I’ve been best friends with Ichiro and Jiro Tachibana since we were little♪ Ichiro is one year younger than me, and Jiro is three years younger, but we still hang out together sometimes after school. Lately, we’ve been playing secret games at our hideout under the bridge♪♪♪ [At Night with the Guys] At night, I always go to the nearby park to hang out. I wonder if everyone’s there today~~~ Hmph♪ Hmph♪ Hehehehe~~~♪ Oh, there’s a guy! Ooooh, guy♪ You came to play again today~~~! Let’s do lots of… stuff today, too♪ Hehehehe♪♪♪ Sample Translated with DeepL.com (free version) --- I made subtitles for some works by one of my favorite creators. If anyone is interested in doing the same, here’s the full workflow I used. How to create a subtitle file from foreign-language audio: Use CapCut and its automatic subtitle/caption generation feature. Generate subtitles from the audio, then export them as an .srt file. This gives you a subtitle file in the original language of the video. How to translate an .srt file into your language: Open Subtitle Edit and import your .srt file. Go to Translate → Auto-translate. Then choose the translation API you want to use. I personally recommend DeepL — the translation quality is very good, and its API provides a fairly generous free allowance. Run the translation. When it’s finished, use Save As and export the translated subtitles as a new .srt file. After that, quickly go through the subtitles and clean up any garbage, recognition mistakes, unnecessary symbols, etc. How to extract subtitles from a video that already has subtitles burned into the image: If the video already contains visible subtitles that are part of the video itself, Subtitle Edit can extract them using OCR. Open Subtitle Edit and use OCR burned-in subtitles... This function recognizes subtitles directly from the video frames and converts them into editable subtitles. Select the language of the subtitles before starting OCR. If you’re not sure what language they’re written in, just take a screenshot and upload it to Google Translate or another image translator to identify the language. Then run the OCR process and export the result as an .srt file. If necessary, you can then translate those subtitles using Translate → Auto-translate, as described above. How to permanently add subtitles to the video: Open Subtitle Edit and use Generate video with burned-in subtitles... This will render the subtitles directly onto the video, so they become part of the actual image rather than a separate subtitle track. If you have two different subtitle texts that need to appear in different parts of the screen, for example original subtitles and translated subtitles, give them different styles or colors and use the Margin settings to move one of them higher or lower on the screen. Once everything looks right, start generating the video. I strongly recommend selecting a hardware-accelerated GPU encoder or codec if you have a dedicated graphics card. Rendering with the GPU can be significantly faster than encoding everything on the CPU. That’s basically the whole pipeline: Video/audio → subtitles → .srt → translation/OCR → cleanup → burn subtitles back into the video. ]]> Sun 13 Sep 2026 15:24:03 +0200 https://rule34video.com/video/4606451/knockout-eng-sub-futanari-cute-girl-with-animal-ears-cums-instantly-with-urethra/ https://rule34video.com/video/4606439/knockout-eng-flexible-rhythmic-gymnastics-girls-in-secret-naughty-training-ep-3/
Secret erotic training for three girls aiming to win a rhythmic gymnastics championship! Training where various objects are forced into their pussies and assholes while they maintain an I-balance. Training designed to boost sex appeal by loosening the uterus of a boyish-looking girl. It was supposed to be grueling training, but before they knew it, they became hooked on the training itself… During the competition, they’re forced to perform with sex toys still inserted into their pussies and asses—yet they still win the championship with a flawless routine. After the competition, they’re made to expel the sex toys in front of the officials, and then they provide them with plenty of sexual service. --- I made subtitles for some works by one of my favorite creators. If anyone is interested in doing the same, here’s the full workflow I used. How to create a subtitle file from foreign-language audio: Use CapCut and its automatic subtitle/caption generation feature. Generate subtitles from the audio, then export them as an .srt file. This gives you a subtitle file in the original language of the video. How to translate an .srt file into your language: Open Subtitle Edit and import your .srt file. Go to Translate → Auto-translate. Then choose the translation API you want to use. I personally recommend DeepL — the translation quality is very good, and its API provides a fairly generous free allowance. Run the translation. When it’s finished, use Save As and export the translated subtitles as a new .srt file. After that, quickly go through the subtitles and clean up any garbage, recognition mistakes, unnecessary symbols, etc. How to extract subtitles from a video that already has subtitles burned into the image: If the video already contains visible subtitles that are part of the video itself, Subtitle Edit can extract them using OCR. Open Subtitle Edit and use OCR burned-in subtitles... This function recognizes subtitles directly from the video frames and converts them into editable subtitles. Select the language of the subtitles before starting OCR. If you’re not sure what language they’re written in, just take a screenshot and upload it to Google Translate or another image translator to identify the language. Then run the OCR process and export the result as an .srt file. If necessary, you can then translate those subtitles using Translate → Auto-translate, as described above. How to permanently add subtitles to the video: Open Subtitle Edit and use Generate video with burned-in subtitles... This will render the subtitles directly onto the video, so they become part of the actual image rather than a separate subtitle track. If you have two different subtitle texts that need to appear in different parts of the screen, for example original subtitles and translated subtitles, give them different styles or colors and use the Margin settings to move one of them higher or lower on the screen. Once everything looks right, start generating the video. I strongly recommend selecting a hardware-accelerated GPU encoder or codec if you have a dedicated graphics card. Rendering with the GPU can be significantly faster than encoding everything on the CPU. That’s basically the whole pipeline: Video/audio → subtitles → .srt → translation/OCR → cleanup → burn subtitles back into the video. ]]> Sun 13 Sep 2026 15:05:03 +0200 https://rule34video.com/video/4606439/knockout-eng-flexible-rhythmic-gymnastics-girls-in-secret-naughty-training-ep-3/