caption trial software / shareware for mac

MovCaptioner 3.2 offers you a simple yet helpful program which keeps repeating a segment of the movie until you are done typing what you hear. Just need to add them as captions to your movies? MovCaptioner 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, and SUB to convert to other supported formats.

Major Features:

1. Imports:
   • Plain text
   • STL
   • SCC
   • XML
   • SRT
   • SUB
   • QT Text
2. Exports:
   • QT Text
   • QT Unicode
   • QT SMIL
   • Flash DFXP
   • JW Player
   • CLF Player (Canada)
   • Adobe Encore
   • Sonic Scenarist SCC (for Line 21)
   • Spruce (STL)
   • SubRip (SRT)
   • SubViewer (SUB)
   • Windows Media (SAMI)
   • Text Transcripts
   • HTML Transcripts

Enhancements:

• Final Cut Pro 7 will now import SCC files created by MovCaptoiner which can be printed directly to tape for Line 21 captions. (See Help link).
• Multi-level Undo/Redo and Revert To PrevioRequirements:
  
  • MacIntosh OSX
  • QuickTime Pro 7.0 or higher required for embedding caption tracks (not required for creating transcripts, SMIL, or Flash XML files, etc.)
  • Flip4Mac plugin (free) required for loading Windows Media movies to create SAMI captions
  • Perian plugin (free) for QT required for loading FLV movies
  • ClosedCaptionImporter plugin for QT (free from Apple) for creating SCC captions

If you're a designer or editor who spends a lot of time creating multiple graphics based on templates then AutoMotion is for you. Traditionally, creating multiple graphics has involved manually changing the text contents in Motion and saving each version to a separate file. AutoMotion radically accelerates this task by merging text data with Motion templates to create multiple versions in seconds.

AutoMotion is fast. 60 graphics can be exported in just 5.2 seconds (on a mere G4 PowerBook). That certainly beats hammering away on a keyboard and hitting Save every now and again

Saving time is only beneficial if you can be confident in the results. AutoMotion includes a live preview of each version (with title safe overlays) that updates automatically as changes are made so you're never working blind.

Automated creation of graphics is only half the story. AutoMotion really starts to shine after the exported graphics have been placed in a Final Cut Pro sequence. Need to change the font or text colour across 30 different captions? No problem. Any version now changed in AutoMotion will be flagged and the Smart Export feature will only export those versions which have changed. Back in FCP, after a simple reconnect the graphics are updated without changing their timing in the sequence.

The beauty of AutoMotion is that the exported versions can be as simple or as complex as the Motion template they are based on. The only thing AutoMotion changes is the contents of the text objects. All the stuff that Motion is great at like text animation, particle effects and organic backgrounds stay exactly as they were in the original template. Regardless of your level of Motion expertise, if you frequently need to create multiple graphics, you'll get immediate benefits from AutoMotion.

The high-end editing tools are perfect for graphic manipulation as well as the ability to use Photoshop-compatible plug-ins. It offers batch-conversion capabilities, a slide show window, and so much more.