ATI capture with closed captions?
from e-mail..
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Whether it works can depend on card model, drivers, software used, playback only, after recording, after authoring recording to DVD, which operating system, and probably a few more variables that I'm forgetting. Judging from a quickie Google search, the ATI All In Wonder PCI 650 is no different. Some folks report being able to view the captions with Vista's built-in media center, for example, but not from the recorded files, only when viewing live. Others who have given less details about their setup, insist they can burn DVDs "just fine" with captions. As far as I know, subtitles are also only embedded in MPEG files, not other codecs that can be used for capture. NOTE: Remember that closed captions and DVD subtitles are different. Unfortunately, there's really nothing to do -- it either works or it doesn't. If the closed captions were actually recorded into your discs, it may be a matter of authoring them to a DVD, and then playing them on a DVD player with a TV that does support CC. Neither GOM nor VLC support closed captioning -- most media players DO NOT. I am reading that some versions of PowerDVD may support CC, however. You can download a free trial demo of PowerDVD (click the linked text) and see if it works. If it does, then it's a pretty decent program. Runs just under $50, but it's my favorite MPEG/DVD player, has been for years, since version 3. Hope this helps. :) |
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