Downloading DynaCaption^TM

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DynaCaption II uses a CAP file made by AutoCaption^TM to control your subtitling hardware.  The CAP file works like a script or EDL (Edit Decision List) to tell DynaCaption II when each caption needs to appear.

Technical Requirements

• A Windows® 95, 98, ME, 2000, or XP operating system
• 128K bytes of RAM
• 233MHz or faster CPU
• SoundBlaster® or compatible audio with a line or mic input
• 3.5mm (1/4") male Phone jack to two male RCA jacks Y-adapter audio cable like this one will connect your computer to most audio and time code sources you might want to record:
  
  Radio Shack® part number 42-2551

The DynaCaption II help system included in this download has lots of information about connecting to different audio and time code sources.

Inserter/Encoder Compatibility

The vast majority of line 21 closed captioning encoders follow the de facto industry standard if they have a RS-232 interface.

We recommend and have confirmed our system's compatibility with closed caption encoders made by Norpak and Ultech.  Other line 21 encoder manufacturers are EEG, Evertz, SoftTouch, and Link Electronics.  Links to inserter/encoder vendors...

The DynaCaption II help system included in this download has more information about connecting your computer to these encoders.

Downloading

The complete version 1.00 build 107 (Multibyte) DynaCaption installation package consists of DynaCaption II and the DynaCaption II help system in one 3.8 Meg file.  You won't need to download anything else.

Click here to download a "zipped" version if your firewall won't permit executable files to be downloaded.

Downloading is easy, but if you're new to the process or have any questions, check out our Download Cookbook for a step-by-step description of what will happen when downloading.

Important Legal Notice:  By downloading any of the above software you agree that Image Logic® Corporation is in no way liable for the performance or uses to which the software is put.  You further agree to not use this software to reverse engineer, duplicate, or model software from.