Spot the timing context
Use video, source timecode, FPS and waveform context to place or inspect timed cues before script export.
Audio Description Scripts
MediaText Studio helps audio-description writers, narrators, accessibility reviewers and post teams prepare timed scripts with cue numbers, frame-based timecodes, readable review exports and AD Script DOCX files in an offline local Mac workspace.
Workflow
Audio description work needs timing discipline and writing clarity. MediaText Studio gives teams a practical way to keep cue timing, source timecode, review text and export files together before the script goes to a writer, narrator, producer or accessibility reviewer.
Use video, source timecode, FPS and waveform context to place or inspect timed cues before script export.
Use AD Script DOCX when subtitle line breaks should be joined so each cue reads as a continuous sentence.
Export DOCX, RTF, TXT, CSV, TSV or XLSX revision files when producers, narrators or reviewers need a human-readable script.
Save the project with tracks, cues, style, video reference, start timecode, warning settings and waveform cache.
For AD Teams
Audio-description scripts often move between writers, narrators, producers, access coordinators and editors. A clear script export with cue numbers and frame-based timecodes keeps that review process easier to discuss and revise.
MediaText Studio does not write the description for you. It gives professional teams a controlled Mac workspace for timing, preparing, reviewing and exporting the script material that supports human audio-description work.
Exports
Export a Word-readable AD script with cue numbers, wide frame-based timecodes and joined cue text lines.
Use DOCX, RTF, TXT, CSV, TSV or XLSX when the file is for review, production notes or accessibility approval.
Keep SRT, WebVTT, EBU STL, Spruce STL, SBV, SAMI/SMI, MicroDVD, TTML, iTT and related subtitle files available when a playback system needs timed text.
Create transparent subtitle overlays or burned-in video outputs when picture review needs visible timed text.
FAQ
Yes. MediaText Studio includes AD Script DOCX export for script-style review. It keeps cue numbers and frame-based in/out timecodes, then joins hard subtitle line breaks inside each cue so the text reads more like a continuous script line.
Both can use it. Subtitle editors can prepare timed cues and exports; audio-description writers, narrators and reviewers can use the script-style documents for writing, review and production notes.
No. Audio description is editorial work that requires human judgment. MediaText Studio supports the timing, review and export workflow around that work.
Yes. MediaText Studio is designed for local Mac workflows. The app does not upload project media, subtitle text, waveform data or exports for processing.
Audio Description Workflow
If your team prepares audio description, voice-over scripts or accessibility review documents, workflow feedback helps prioritize the formats, shortcuts and review exports that matter most.