
#MOVIECAPTIONER MOVIE#
Once QuickTime has embedded the captions into a single movie file you can even delete this file without losing your captions. You can save this file anywhere on your computer. This is the file that contains the timing information for the captions. Choose a save location for the SCC file.Export the captions by selecting Export, Sonic Scenarist (SCC Embed with QT).Enter 1.5 seconds for the time, select Sooner and then choose Shift Start Times. To adjust the timing of the captions so there is no lag, choose Edit, Shift All Start Times.This will create a backup of your captions. When you’re done with all the captions, choose Export, Transcript (with timecode).To create your first caption, select Start and as you listen to the video, type the caption text in the area below the video preview window and press Return to move to the next caption.This setting will determine the amount of video MovCaptioner will loop through as you work on each caption. Select the default settings for your caption text and background, and set the Repeat Interval.Open the MovCaptioner preferences by choosing MovCaptioner, Preferences.When prompted, save the MovCaptioner project file.For a movie that will be viewed on an iPod, iPhone or iPad, the movie should have the. Once the program opens, select Load Movie and locate the movie you will be captioning.Launch MovieCaptioner by selecting the application’s icon in the Applications folder or the Dock.To caption a QuickTime movie with MovieCaptioner: m4v for movies that will be viewed on an iPod, iPhone or iPad.

mov for QuickTime movies that will be viewed on a computer with QuickTime Player or iTunes, and. MovieCaptioner can caption movies with the following extensions. MovieCaptioner is a program from Synchrimedia ( that makes it easy to add closed captions to QuickTime videos on the Mac.
