Closed Captioning on PC
I looked up posts on this and all the ones I found were fairly old.
We want to do our closed captioning in house for an ongoing kids show. What's the best way to do this on a PC with Adobe Premiere? Looking for the most cost effective way. We are a non-profit and have volunteers who will type it all out. Looking at this program: Closed Captioning Software For Mac and Windows but have no experience with it. |
Re: Closed Captioning on PC
I've used MAGpie for some captioning of material destined for the web. Free and supported by a community.
Invent + Build / Web + Multimedia / Tools & Guidelines / NCAM Cheers, GB |
Re: Closed Captioning on PC
Thanks. This is for closed captioning for TV standards. I'm not sure this is for TV, is it?
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Re: Closed Captioning on PC
Try the people at CaptionMax in Minneapolis, MN. They are reasonable and will save you a lot of time and work.
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As far as I know, MAGpie is for CC of web formats. Whether the CC timing and phrases can be transferred to a broadcast encoding system, I'm guessing it could but I have no experience.
It is likely worth checking the MAGpie site, as their commitment to accessible video may extend to information about broadcast. Cheers, GB |
Re: Closed Captioning on PC
www.automaticsync.com is worth checking out also.
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