Technical considerations for captioning

Explaining what's needed and how to hookup AutoCaption

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Computer Requirements

AutoCaption II is a complete package and not a hodge-podge of software products. But some features need more computing power than others. So the computer requirements for AutoCaption II depend on how many features you want to use.

The simplest configuration can be run on just about any Windows 2000® or Windows XP® computer - even a laptop. More...

The most elaborate full-feature AutoCaption II configuration adds on-screen caption previewing, edit detection, onset-of-speech detection, and video digitizing.

Accessing all of these features takes more computer resources and make the machine work harder. The full boat-load of AutoCaption capabilities will make good use of a powerful computer. More...

Regardless of how you configure AutoCaption II, we recommend a large computer monitor, one able to clearly render high color at 800 x 600 pixel or higher resolution. See a sample screen...

Any computer able to run Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP will run DynaCaption II^TM.

One RS-232 serial port and a built in sound card are required for most configurations. If you don't have a serial port you can use a USB to Serial Port adapter.

AutoCaption II runs under Microsoft's Windows 2000® or Windows XP® operating systems.

DynaCaption II^TM however, will run under most Windows® operating systems.

Image Logic supplies an integrated package of software, video source interfaces, and video digitizing hardware. AutoCaption II itself is complete and ready to work with your video equipment and computer.

You will, obviously, need a video source, caption inserter/encoder electronics, a DVD authoring package or a video recorder on your side of the captioning equation to render the captions on your final product.

Free DynaCaption Encoding Software

External time code readers should not be used for scheduling captions. More...

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