System information
Caption
Markup
Description Usage Notes
{BlkTxt} Black Text
{BlkUTxt} Black Underlined
{StdCharSet} Standard Character Set You can use the character set commands to switch
between character sets in your captions. For
example, if you needed to display Korean
characters in an English-captioned program, you
could use {KORCharSet} to display Korean
characters and then use {StdCharSet} to switch
back to English captions.
{DSzCharSet} Double Size Character Set
{1PCharSet} First Private Character Set
{2PCharSet} Second Private Character
Set
{CHNCharset} People’s Republic of China
Character Set
{KORCharSet} Korean Character Set
{1RgCharSet} First Registered Character
Set
{TH} Time Holder Not used when creating new captions.
When you're working with existing captions,
captioning data can be transferred ahead of the
display time, and {TH} can be used to adjust the
display time.
Displaying closed captions in the Video Preview or Trimmer window
You can preview your captions by using overlays in the Video Preview window. For more information, see
"Using the Video Preview Window" on page 465.
Overlay settings from the Video Preview window are also applied to the video monitor in the Trimmer
window.
1. Click the down arrow next to the Overlays button and choose a setting from the menu to turn on
the caption type that you want to preview.
2. Play your project.
Exporting closed captions
Some Webcasting formats require that captions be saved in an external file. After creating your captions,
you can export them to several formats.
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