Andreas Kiel
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If you want to submit an additional subtitle file ask Netflix for the supported formats and format specs.
Here what I’ve found:
https://backlothelp.netflix.com/hc/en-us/articles/215758617-Timed-Text-Style-Guide-General-Requirements– Andreas
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Vinod,
See my reply on the PremierePro forum.
– Andreas
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As Morten says CC can be exported as side car files – .srt would be the best choice.
Subtitles created with the Title tool are more complicated – to render out as movie is the easiest way.If you interested in a way to handle the titles as “files” to extract the text you can contact me kiel at spherico dot com.
– Andreas
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Works fine here.
– Andreas
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Simon,
Try to make a panorama out of the stills.
Then animate the still at any speed you want.– Andreas
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Mikkel,
You misunderstand what an XML is or how it works.
It’s not an app or something which can do anything.
It’s just an list, an intelligent table of contents.If there would be a kind of plugin in PP which could be used creating a movie out of image sequences which is intelligent enough to store parameters for XML – a XML would work.
Otherwise the XML just is could for saving the references to the files etc.A feature request won’t help at all.
– Andreas
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Have you tried Disk Warrior?
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Mark,
You’re right.
I’ve never been in a situation like that, so I don’t know whether it has been like that since day one.
You should file at least a feature request.in the meantime: to speed up your job to change multiple clip colors create a custom palette.
– Andreas
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I’ll give it a try over the weekend.
– Andreas
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[Simon Ubsdell] Would this be the same Smith Corona that had a perfectly serviceable underline key?
Regardless the functionality :
This one looks ugly.
The only valid ones: Underwood before 1930.– Andreas
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become a monster. And if thou gaze long into an abyss, the abyss will
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