>From what I understand, the person currently responsible for the ivtv driver, 
>Hans Verkuil, lives in Europe.  This slows the development of the Closed 
>Caption code since Europe uses a different system for subtitling broadcasts, 
>as he cannot immediately test his code.

CC has been broken in ivtv since after 0.10.1, I'm not sure what happened but 
that's the last time anyone remembered it ever working.

As I also understand, Hans has been working on the code, which is graciously 
tested by a couple of North American users, but it is still slow.

Although there is a standard for embedding CC's into an MPEG stream, ivtv uses 
its own for some reason (as per the Tech Help at VideoReDo.com).

So far, I know that ccextractor.exe is able to extract the CC data to an srt 
file which most video players will read if its name matches the video file.  
However, if you run it through a program to remove the commercials first 
(VideoReDo for me), the processing wipes out the CC data.

Hope that helps.
 
Beny 
"If you are not part of the solution,
you are part of the precipitate."
 
http://dontcrossthestreams.blogspot.com

----- Original Message ----
From: Bryan Henderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Tuesday, February 5, 2008 11:28:33 PM
Subject: [ivtv-users] Embedded VBI/Closed Caption

I've 
seen 
various 
versions 
of 
this 
question 
in 
the 
archive, 
none 
answered,
but 
I 
thought 
I'd 
try 
a 
more 
general 
version 
of 
it:

An 
IVTV 
device 
is 
capable 
of 
embedding 
VBI 
information 
such 
as 
closed
captions 
in 
the 
MPEG 
stream 
it 
produces.

Is 
there 
anything 
that 
can 
use 
that 
information?

I 
think 
I 
read 
that 
the 
format 
is 
an 
IVTV 
invention.

-- 
Bryan 
Henderson  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
San 
Jose, 
California

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