Closed Captioning options in FCPX?

Ben
It's Annotation Edit
Here's website
www.zeitanker.com/content/tools/zeitanke...ker_annotation_edit/

Hope this helps, Greg

Thanks!

Here are a couple FCC links regarding closed captioning for broadcast in the USA.

www.fcc.gov/node/23883

www.fcc.gov/general/closed-captioning-vi...ogramming-television

Some time last year I published some things about FCPX and subtitles. I promised to update the article. I did the first thing but never published.

In my archive I found the updated version. It's not really up to date - I didn't double check the links.
But it might be helpful for some people. Let me know.

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/63959366/Subtitle%20formats.pdf

Regards
Andreas

Hi Andreas

Thanks for this.

greetings from Berlin Germany

Paul

There was a thread few days ago about CC and FCPX on the Cow.

forums.creativecow.net/thread/344/40896

The reply from Mark Suszko is very interesting with several good ideas.

- Andreas

For any one interested I also recently stumbled across this here:
postimg.org/image/fl58mjx8f/
It is helping me understand this wholes process somewhat :woohoo:

Thanks Paul for posting.

In this context some good news: DCP import will be implemented for XTI very soon.

So XTI does cover most of the popular subtitle formats: Spruce STL, EBU STL, EBU TTML, Subrip SRT, Web VTT, YouTube SBV, Flash DFXP, Adobe PPro DFXP, iTunes ITT, Windows Media Player SMI — and Texas Instruments DCP, SMPTE DCP

- Andreas