I have an Osprey capture card that I'm using to capture audio/video into an MPEG-2 program or transport stream muxed file. When using VLC as an encoder, can it
store the closed captions from a CC (2 byte format) or XDS output pin for the Osprey in either 608 or 708 format in the user bits in the muxed file? If it cannot store it directly in the file, can it capture it to a text file instead?
Thanks.
encoed closed caption text into MPEG-2 file
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Re: encoed closed caption text into MPEG-2 file
No, it cannot.
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Re: encoed closed caption text into MPEG-2 file
Thank you for your quick reply.
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