This control, via XML API, allows the user to set the time offset for the usage of the closed caption file Format Name: time_offset Allowed Values: Positive or negative integer Default Values: 0
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This control, via XML API, allows the user to set the time offset for the usage of the closed caption file Format Name: time_offset Allowed Values: Positive or negative integer Default Values: 0
With two competitive mechanisms, closed captions may be: 1. Stored in a video file: closed captions are either CEA-608 (analog) or CEA-708 (digital) tracks in a video file. 3GPP Timed Text is the standard for subtitles stored in MP4 and 3GP files. These formats are either stored as a data track or encoded in Read more
Closed captions as a concept is unique to the States; Europeans refer to them as “subtitles for the hard of hearing” and deliver them as such. There are some technical differences. The practical difference in North America (or Region 1 for all you DVD watchers) is viewers use their TV remote to turn on Read more
By offering a complete suite of closed captioning features, Encoding.com enables customers to ingest and output closed captions in useful ways. For example: Input Formats Output Formats MP4 with caption track in CEA-608 format MP4 with a SCC sidecar file MP4 with caption track in CEA-708 format MP4 with a SRT sidecar file MP4 Read more
The Encoding.com API makes it really simple to extract, inject, mux or copy closed captions of any kind for distribution to most mobile digital video platforms. As we work together, please feel free to reach out to us through our helpdesk or via live chat to get answers to questions. You can also get direct Read more
Closed Captions Format Definitions: The Encoding.com API makes it really simple to extract, inject, mux or copy closed captions of any kind for distribution to most mobile digital video platforms. As we work together, please feel free to reach out to us through our helpdesk or via live chat to get answers to questions. You Read more
Closed captioning is the process of displaying text on a television, video screen or other visual display to provide additional or interpretive information to individuals who wish to access it. Closed captions typically show a transcription of the audio portion of a program as it occurs, either verbatim or in edited form. Occasionally closed captioning Read more