Jeremy Garchow
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[Gillian Marsollier] “-I have created subtitles for the video in FCPx and followed the Larry Jordan directions exactly. “
There is a difference between closed captions (and sometimes subtitles) and open captions. Closed Captioning (or subtitles) allows the user to turn the text on or off (in Vimeo, it would be by clicking the ‘CC’ button if you uploaded the captions separately). Open captions are usually burned in and the user can’t turn them off. It sounds like you want open captions.
You need to use an app to convert the closed captions to open captions.
Here’s a primer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=59&v=MWl7BBcQ2mA
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Yeah, no alpha in proxy mode.
You’d have to matte it, but once you do, compound the two clips to form a single clip and then retime.
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Did you export with captions embedded?
I think you have to upload a sidecar: https://help.vimeo.com/hc/en-us/articles/224968828-Captions-and-subtitles
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I don’t see any captions at all.
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Do you have background rendering on? If so, and the clip is rendered and your timeline is set to regular ProRes (not 444) perhaps the movie is flattened.
If rendering is not on, try rendering the clip in the timeline (render selection).
Trash your prefs
If none of those work, update to 10.4.3.
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Check out motionVFX.com
They have many different title presets.
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XtoCC is on the AppStore.
Here’s info about it. This is from my phone so hopefully you will be redirected if you’re on a desktop.
https://intelligentassistance.com/phone/xtocc.html
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[Sascha Engel] “but the fact, that it’s creating a true mess when it comes to XML info about re-sizing and re-position stills,
makes it a nightmare for documentaries (like in the one I online now, there is more than 60 Stills inside).
Apple should really fix this….amongst many other things.”The information is in the XML. Davinci seems to ignore it. I wouldn’t lay the blame on Apple for this one, but to Blackmagic.
Ironically, if you translate the fcpxml to xml using XtoCC and import that to DaVinci, you may find that the keyframes are in tact.
Apple is providing the information, DaVinci is choosing to not use that information.
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That’s weird.
Try trashing your preferences.
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That is a good plan. Davinci will render out movies anyway, might as well get it done before the online.