Mark Gilvey
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I’m going to end up doing it over in CEA-608 but I’m not going to use Premiere this time, someone pointed me to this which is very affordable. It appears to do CEA-608, I’m not sure about 708 but the developer is part of this board so maybe he’ll see this: https://www.synchrimedia.com/ It’s called MovieCaptioner. There is also a free ebook that provides lots of helpful tips. Bummer it can’t just be a simple selection from 608 to 708 and vice versa.
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Did you ever get an answer to this? I’m having a similar problem where my client wants to review my captioning but I created it in CEA-708 and now need to convert it to CEA-608 so I can export a QT movie where they can display it.
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I hope someone is still following this discussion. I’m having a similar problem. I’ve been told I need to use a color space of ITU-R BT.709. Through a color management in AE video on Adobe TV I found out that I can change the setup in AE which I did, changing it to HDTV Rec.709. But then I can also assign profiles to my assets as well. My assets in this case are still photos and layered PSD’s that have Adobe RGB or sRGB profiles. Do I still need to FILE/INTERPRET/MAIN/COLORMANAGEMENT and select HDTV (REC.709)?
Also, when I placed my AE file into Premiere Pro (CS6) the images appear dark but in AE they look normal even after the profile change. What’s up with that?
I know the Premiere doesn’t have color management which brings up another question: If I had created this entire video in Premiere, how would I get it to this color profile?
NOTE: this video is being rendered to Apple ProRes 422(HQ) if that helps.