If you can type, you can make your movies and YouTube videos accessible. Already have transcripts and just need to add them as captions to your movies? MovieCaptioner will allow you to import the text as captions, making the job a snap. It will also import other caption formats such as SCC, STL, XML, SRT, QT Text, Adobe Encore, Avide Text, SBV, and SUB to convert to other supported formats.
MovieCaptioner is used by many well-known organizations, agencies, universities, churches, transcriptionists, and video production shops. NASA, The Oprah Winfrey Network, Showtime, Starbucks, Amazon, the Smithsonian Institution, the Sydney Oprah House, Penn State, MIT, Cal Poly, the University of Texas, Ohio State, and many, many more all rely on MovieCaptioner to make their videos accessible.
What is new in this release:
Version 3.41
- Fixed a bug that was causing a stackoverflow exception on some computers
- New lower price
What is new in version 2.3:
- Will now automatically add blank captions on import so captions that previously would have been up too long expire after 6 seconds. This feature can also be applied to previous projects by going to Add Blank Captions under the Edit menu.
- Helpful warning message about using large movies will appear to aid in making movies that perform better in MovieCaptioner
- Minor bug fixes
What is new in version 2.22:
Version 2.22:
- Bug fixes in the Avid Text File export option
What is new in version 1.97:
- Fixed a bug where the Duration was being displayed incorrectly for movies that more than an hour long.
What is new in version 1.94:
- Added WebVTT file export option
What is new in version 1.92:
Version 1.92:
- Fixed bug where translucent background was not spanning the width of the movie.
What is new in version 1.80:
- New Text Shortcuts feature allows you to make a list of abbreviations that will expand to the text you want it to type. This is a great time saver and will reduce typos of often used words and phrases. See the Text Shortcuts Editor under the View menu.
- Caption list now uses the Lucida Console font, which is monospaced. This should make it easier to use the red vertical line when keeping track of character counts. The line will be at the same character count all the way down the list.
- Flash DFXP export now properly converts <, >, and & characters.
- SCC export now correctly warns you if you have more than 4 lines in a single caption (the limit for SCC).
What is new in version 1.78:
- Fixed a bug with the last timecode of the SRT export.
- Fixed a bug with the SRT import that could crash the software if an SRT file was imported that did not start at 0.
- Fixed a bug in the Preferences that was not loading the desired preferences for new projects.
- Added a preference for the Beep on/off in the Preferences window.
What is new in version 1.77:
- Added a new import option for WebVTT caption files.
What is new in version 1.76:
- Fixed an issue with some symbols that were not appearing correctly in the SCC format.
What is new in version 1.75:
- Better compatibility with Brightcove DFXP TTML format.
What is new in version 1.71:
- Tegrity Lecture Capture caption export
- Fixed timecode issue with STL export
- DFXP-TTML export now displays special characters properly
- Fixed an issue with HD movie display in the Preview player
- Fixed a problem with entering numbers into the hour slot in the Shift Start Times window
- Can now load MP3 audio files
Requirements:
Apple QuickTime 7
Limitations:
14-day trial
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