Re: Closed-Captioning Support

2008-01-07 Thread Bryen
My reason for this: I am compiling a list of functionalities for documentation purposes. One of the questions that has been asked is whether CC support exists. My findings: xine supposedly has support designed by one of the xine developers, Christian Vogler - http://osdir.com/ml/linux.ubuntu.devel

Re: Closed-Captioning Support

2008-01-07 Thread JGJones
Just a thought... Obviously if you're using Totem, and have a srt file or similar, it shows up perfectly well. As for CC vs subtitles, I find it complex myself - as being in UK, we don't have CC on TV's or DVD's etc (for example you'll only find CC in use on Region 1 DVD's mostly) but mostly rest

Re: Closed-Captioning Support

2008-01-07 Thread Bryen
Peter, Thanks. You did lead me on some interesting paths and I found caption support available for RealPlayer and HelixPlayer. However, these players do not support DVD at this time. >From what I've read on the Internet, gstreamer and xine both provide CC support. But, I cannot find out how

Re: Closed-Captioning Support

2008-01-07 Thread Peter Korn
Hi Bryen, The media formats need to support captioning, and then the players must be able to play it. RealMedia and QuickTime and WindowsMedia all support caption encoding (in one fashion or another), and HelixCode will render them. I don't know about other players. Regards, Peter Korn Acce

Re: Closed-Captioning Support

2008-01-07 Thread Bryen
Thanks Willie, Unfortunately that refers to subtitles which is an entirely different feature from Closed-Captioning.Need to be able to enable closed captioning when watching tv programs or DVD that has CC but not subtitling. Besides, I hate subtitles, they are a difficult to read poor implem

Re: Closed-Captioning Support

2008-01-07 Thread Willie Walker
Hi Bryen: I saw this come through the gnome-announce list recently: http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-announce-list/2007-December/msg00028.html "Gnome Subtitles is a subtitle editor for the GNOME desktop. It supports the most common text-based subtitle formats and allows for subtitle editin

Closed-Captioning Support

2008-01-07 Thread Bryen
Hi, I've been hunting high and low for answers to Closed-Captioning support on GNOME. Can anyone point me in the right direction? I have found that supposedly gstreamer and xine have built in closed-captioning (CC) but I have yet to see where to enable it. Many thanks! -- ---Bryen--- ___