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BMD Decklink HD Extreme 3 Closed Captioning
Posted by Nathan Rogers on November 9, 2012 at 8:32 pmOkay I’ve been having issues getting closed captioning to print to tape from FCP 7 through my Decklink HD Extreme 3. I am curious if this card is not capable of passing through Closed captioning, and the only info I can find is for the Decklink Extreme 3d.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, or someone to validate my suspicions.
Nathan Rogers
Producer
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Mat Cav
April 30, 2013 at 8:36 pmAlso wondering on this. We just got the 4k, so far no luck on the captioning. In or Out. Anyone have luck here?
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David Davidson
May 11, 2013 at 11:02 pmDid you get this to resolve? Having the same issues getting a CPC generated 708 caption file inserted onto a HDCAMSR.
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Nathan Rogers
May 13, 2013 at 6:09 pmWe discovered it was partially an OS issue, the decklink wouldn’t pass timecode on old drivers and we couldn’t upgrade drivers on out Leopard systems. We never did generate anything in 708 even our HD stuff went out with the 608 captions forced into 708 via compressor. Hope this helps if you need to know anything else I can try to help more.
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David Davidson
May 13, 2013 at 6:19 pmThanks for sharing that. That could be our problem too. How did you force 608>708?
As we speak, I’m trying a Kona 3. See if I have better luck.
Allegedly, to recapture the captions if you have a Blackmagic card, you have to do it at 10bit uncompressed. https://forum.blackmagicdesign.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7670 Not ideal.
David Davidson
Managing Director
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Nathan Rogers
May 13, 2013 at 6:44 pmThere is an option in compressor to add a .SCC file when encoding. The only problem is even in HD encoding it takes the 608 cations and just puts them in 708.
And luckily we don’t typically have to worry about capturing with captions. But from what I remember normally that line will capture.
I’ve decided the way captions are done needs to be rethought. Why can’t we just put them in readable metadata, so tired of archaic broadcast standards.
Nathan Rogers
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David Davidson
May 13, 2013 at 7:30 pmInteresting. I’d guess 608>708 container aren’t considered “true 708” captions. So I wonder if most broadcasters would accept them.
David Davidson
Managing Director
solventdreams, llc
http://www.solventdreams.com
4222 santa monica blvd
los angeles, ca 90028
323 906 9700
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David Davidson
May 14, 2013 at 2:44 amFound out it’s easy with an LHi. Just use VTR exchange.
David Davidson
Managing Director
solventdreams, llc
http://www.solventdreams.com
4222 santa monica blvd
los angeles, ca 90028
323 906 9700
info@solventdreams.com
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