3rd part subtitling apps for the mac

Can anyone recommend a good 3rd party subtitling app for the Mac, preferably free? OR if all else fails a free PC app?
I am looking at Bell Nuit, but from reading their material I can only get graphical files, instead of a single subtitle file.
This is my first project with DVD Sp and of course it involves subbing 10 minutes of conversation heavy video, so if you have any tips I would greatly appreciate those, and I look forward to being part of this great board!

You can always subtitle directly in DVD-SP (though it 's not recommended it might be appropriate in this case with a short film).
STL Edit is probably the cheapest Mac solution. On the PC there is Subtitle Workshop which is free...
Steve Kirkham

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