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closed captions. Once you have captured the QuickTime file, go to File>Import DVCPRO HD
(DV100) Closed Captions.
Similarly, DVCPRO HD QuickTime files with closed captions captured through the Omneon
Spectrum server are able to be decoded using MacCaption File>Import> DVCPRO HD (DV100)
Closed Captions option.
QuickTime HD files containing the DTV 608/708 closed caption track can also be decoded using
File>Import>QuickTime DTV 608/708 closed captions option.
QuickTime HD compatible Podcast files containing 608 closed caption track for QuickTime can
be decoded using the File>Import>QuickTime/Podcast Closed Captions (.mov, .m4v).
QuickTime HD files captured through the Matrox MXO2 containing 4VANC audio caption data
can be decoded using the File>Import>Matrox 4VANC Closed Captions. When capturing
closed captioned HD video through the HD-SDI input of the MXO2, go to the Mac system
preferences and select the Matrox options to include the closed captions in audio track 8. Once
in Final Cut Pro export a reference QuickTime Movie to the desktop to decode the HD closed
caption data in MacCaption.
Capture Video
(Creating a QT movie)
Connect the FireWire cable to your hard drive and to the DV converter (DV in/out).
Connect the video player outputs to the DV converter's inputs (R, L and Video) and turn on the
DV Converter. Cue your video tape to about 10 seconds before you want to start recording.
Go to File>Capture Video... The MacCaption Capture Window will appear.
Note - If the Capture Window does not appear and you receive an error message, check all of
your connections (FireWire, inputs, outputs, power on the converter and the player).
Click on the Record button at the bottom of the Capture Window. MacCaption will then ask you
to name the file that you are about to create. Name the file, select the location and click save.
Press play on your player and you will see a multi-colored progress wheel spinning.
This means that MacCaption is now capturing the audio and video that you are sending through
the converter. You will also see the video, from your player, in the Capture Window.
You will not be able to hear the audio from your drive, that's OK.
When your video is completed, simply click anywhere in the Capture Window to end the
capture. Then minimize MacCaption and open the movie that you created to check the video and
audio.