User`s guide

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*NDF
Indicates the time code values in this file are to be interpreted as non drop frame time
codes.
Example: *NDF
This command causes subsequent absolute time code data to be interpreted as non drop
frame time code values.
*POPON
Indicates the subsequent text lines are to be interpreted as Pop-on closed caption data.
Example: *POPON
This command causes subsequent closed captions to be displayed with Pop-on mode.
*PAINTON
Indicates the subsequent text lines are to be interpreted as Paint-on closed caption data.
Example: *PAINTON
This command causes subsequent closed captions to be displayed with Paint-on mode.
*ROLLUP2,*ROLLUP3, ROLLUP4
*RU2, *RU3, *RU4
Indicates the following text lines are to be interpreted as Roll-up closed caption data with
a window size of 2, 3, or 4 rows.
Example: *ROLLUP2
This command establishes Roll-up 2 as the current closed caption mode.
*LEFT r[, c]
*L r[,c]
*LEFTLEFT r[, c]
*LEFTCENTER r[, c]
*LEFTRIGHT r[, c]
Indicates left edge alignment of caption information at position r,c. Row numbers range
from 1 to 15 and column numbers range from 1 to 32. The left keyword must precede the
actual text data. If the column number is omitted the previous column number is used.
Example: *LEFT 4,6
This command places text so that its left edge is located at Row 4 and Column 6.
The left center and left right directives will cause the longest row to be left justified and
the remaining rows to be center justified or right justified respectively around the longest
row.
*RIGHT r,[c]
*R r[,c]
*RIGHTRIGHTr[, c]
*RIGHTLEFT r[, c]
*RIGHTCENTER r[, c]
Indicates right edge alignment of caption information at position r,c. Row numbers range
from 1 to 15 and column numbers range from 1 to 32. The right keyword must precede
the actual text data. If the column number is omitted the previous column number is used.