Support for font styles in output captions
Depending on the scenario, there are three possibilities for the font style for output captions:
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You can specify the style you want for fonts, including color, outline, and background color.
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The font styles in the input are passed through.
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The font styles are controlled by the downstream player.
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Source captions |
Output captions |
Options for font style |
|---|---|---|
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ARIB |
ARIB |
None. The font styles in the input are automatically passed through in the output. |
| SCTE-27 | SCTE-27 | None. The font styles in the input are automatically passed through in the output. |
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DVB-Sub |
DVB-Sub |
None. The font styles in the input are automatically passed through in the output. |
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Teletext |
Teletext |
None. The font styles in the input are automatically passed through in the output. |
| Teletext | DVB-Sub | None. The font styles in the input are automatically passed through in the output. |
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Any supported captions format |
Burn-in |
You can specify font styles in the output. If you don’t specify styles, the Elemental Live defaults are used. |
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Any supported captions format |
DVB-Sub |
You can specify font styles in the output. If you don’t specify styles, the Elemental Live defaults are used. |
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An Embedded Combination (Embedded, Embedded+SCTE-20, SCTE-20+Embedded) |
CCF-TT or TTML |
The font information in the source can be copied to the output, or you can let the downstream player determine the font style. |
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Teletext or SMPTE-TT or TTML or CCF-TT |
CCF-TT or TTML |
The font information in the source can be copied to the output, or you can let the downstream player determine the font style. |
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Any Other |
Any Other |
No control: the font style is always determined by the downstream player. |
