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Re: Closed Captioning in HD

Date : Mon, 31 Oct 2005 16:21:29 -0500

To : DS(at)Softimage.COM

From : Scott Malkie <ltc.vitc(at)gmail.com>

Subject : Re: Closed Captioning in HD

The Evertz HD Caption Encoder (HD9084) along with whichever captioning software you're comfortable with is one way. The good thing with the Evertz is that it does both HD (708) and SD (608) captioning simultaneously or can transcode from one to the other. I've used it in the past and it does a really great job.

Hope this helps,

Scott

On 10/31/05, Marco DuBose <highdef(at)scfilmvideo.com> wrote:

How are you doing it?

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References:
- Whence D. Langlois today??
  - From: "Chasteen, Howard" <Howard.Chasteen(at)fotf.org>
- Closed Captioning in HD
  - From: Marco DuBose <highdef(at)scfilmvideo.com>

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