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Adding .scc file for closed captioning during authoring in Encore
I have searched on the topic of adding an .scc file for closed captioning during authoring in Encore, but am still a little unsure as to just how difficult this is to do and what kind of success rate are people having. I am using CS4. Can anyone direct me to a good, simple tutorial as a starter. Any comments?
John D. Frey
25 Year owner/operator of two California-based production studios.Digital West Video Productions of San Luis Obispo and Inland Images of Lake Elsinore
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3 Replies
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Here you go.
https://help.adobe.com/en_US/EncoreDVD/4.0/WS10C7FD4F-0F5C-40f6-BDB2-6D1AD9D301E9a.htmlIt’s very simple, you don’t need any help doc.
1. Place a video clip on the timeline
2. Select the video track ONLY(press Alt key and click on the video track).
3. Window->Properties
4. In properties panel, click on Browse button and locate a .scc file.
-> done 🙂PS: you can’t preview closed captons in Encore, use Windows media player on win or dvd player on mac.
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Thanks for the quick response. In this project, I have a 71 minute single video/audio file with a menu setup of markers set for first play plus approximately 12 other sections as well as play all. Am I correct in assuming that the .scc file will always be synced to the video/audio file no matter how the menu selection is set up?
John D. Frey
25 Year owner/operator of two California-based production studios.Digital West Video Productions of San Luis Obispo and Inland Images of Lake Elsinore
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Closed captions are always encoded with the video assets, it has nothing to do with any menu selection setup.
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