4.1
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Chapter 1: What’s new in Compressor?
- Chapter 2: Compressor basics
- Chapter 3: Simple transcoding
- Chapter 4: Advanced adjustments
- Chapter 5: Advanced tasks
- Chapter 6: Work smarter
- Glossary
Chapter 5 Advanced tasks 81
Associate a closed caption le with a source le
Compressor can include a closed caption le (using the Scenarist closed caption format le)
when encoding les with the following formats:
•
QuickTime les: Compressor adds the closed caption le as a closed caption track to the
QuickTime output le. You can view the closed captions using QuickTime Player (version 7.2
or later).
•
MPEG-2 elementary stream les: Compressor embeds the closed caption data in an elementary
MPEG-2 video stream so that it can be used for DVD authoring.
•
MPEG-2 program and transport stream les: Compressor embeds the closed caption data in
program and transport MPEG-2 streams using the EIA-608 ATSC protocol.
Note: The timecode values in the closed caption le must directly relate to the timecode of the
source media le. If you need to see the timecode values in a Scenarist le, try opening it in the
TextEdit application that comes with OS X.
1 In the batch area, select the job that contains the source le to which you want to add closed
captioning information.
Tip: To select the job, rather than an output row under the job, click the source lename at the
top of the job area.
2 In the Metadata area of the Job inspector, click the Choose button in the “Closed captions”
property, select a Scenarist closed caption le in the window that appears, and then click Open.
Set a poster frame
The poster frame is a still image that represents a video or audio media le or a podcast chapter
in applications such as iTunes and in the Finder.
Note: When viewing the output le in iTunes, if no poster frame is set, iTunes automatically uses
the frame 10 seconds from the movie’s rst frame as the poster frame.
Set the poster frame for a job
1 In the batch area, select the job that contains the source le to which you want to set a
poster frame.
Tip: To select the job, rather than an output row under the job, click the source lename at the
top of the job area.
2 In the preview area, position the timeline playhead at the frame you want to be the
poster frame.
3 In the preview area, choose Set Poster Frame from the Marker pop-up menu .
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