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Yes, but you lose all the special characters.
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What special characters? If the default language in your Windows is the same as of the srt, then will be no problem. Special characters always existed, before Windows support of Unicode.
And you know, if there is a problem is also in the reverse direction which is the rule now (and all we have to follow). From ANSI srt to Unicode, as 99.9% of them are in ANSI text format. In my country, I am sure, but also in all others, judging from the feedback I have so far.
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It would also be nice if it automatically recognized subtitles named like Movie.English.srt.
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Try to think the way this program works and expects things. Maybe you find it very convenient finally.