> On second thought, why not use TitleLab (there's a demo
> on the CD that came with the book, or you can get a
> fresh copy from azine software -- www.azinesoftware.com).
> It's a very nice utility that should make it absolutely painless
> to accomplish your task.
You can also try MAGpie, which is a free tool for creating
captions/subtitles. It runs on OSX and Windows.
MAGpie will create a Qttext file and a Qtsmil file. You can use the QTSmil
file, which points to the video and the qttext file, or you can just
integrate the qttext file in the standard way.
We have a tutorial that helps with the process of integrating the qttext
file with the movie:
http://ncam.wgbh.org/richmedia/tutorials/qtcapshowto.html
MAGpie: http://ncam.wgbh.org/webaccess/magpie
Hope this helps,
AWK
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