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How to export STL without either video or audio?

Community Beginner ,
Mar 07, 2025 Mar 07, 2025

We are producing subtitles and we already have videos that are completely mixed. As such, we only need to produce an STL. When exporting an STL, PP always generates an audio or a video file. With audio the export is faster than with video, but it would be even faster without audio because we only need the STL.

How can we do that?

Thank you!

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Adobe Employee , Mar 07, 2025 Mar 07, 2025

Hi @AnonymousPuppy1990,

Thanks for the question and welcome to the forum. Is it possible to swtich off the video and audio streams in the Export Settings dialog? Let me know. I hope to help you.

 

Thanks,
Kevin

 

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Adobe Employee ,
Mar 07, 2025 Mar 07, 2025

Hi @AnonymousPuppy1990,

Thanks for the question and welcome to the forum. Is it possible to swtich off the video and audio streams in the Export Settings dialog? Let me know. I hope to help you.

 

Thanks,
Kevin

 

Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community & Engagement Strategist – Pro Video and Audio
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Community Beginner ,
Mar 11, 2025 Mar 11, 2025

Hello!

It is possible to turn off only one of them at a time, so either export only audio or only video (alongside the STL). Turning off both is not possible.

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Community Expert ,
Mar 11, 2025 Mar 11, 2025

@AnonymousPuppy1990,

 

> It is possible to turn off only one of them at a time, so either export only audio or only video

Correct. Turning off the video, so exporting audio only, makes it faster. But the method I posted does what you want:

 

Select the sequence. Then File -> Export -> Captions and select stl.

 

Stan

 

 

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Community Expert ,
Mar 07, 2025 Mar 07, 2025

Open the Text panel and click in the timeline to select it. In the Text panel, click the three dots and select Export and  do the export. This is lightning fast.

 

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Adobe Employee ,
Mar 07, 2025 Mar 07, 2025

Check this out, @Averdahl. You need to have your captions track set up for this option.

 

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Thanks,

Kevin

 

Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community & Engagement Strategist – Pro Video and Audio
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Community Expert ,
Mar 08, 2025 Mar 08, 2025

I just drag my pre-made srt-file to the timeline and click OK. Thats all i have to do and exporting works for me from the Text panel without any set up. Can that be because i use a pre-made srt-file to start with? 🙂

 

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Community Expert ,
Mar 08, 2025 Mar 08, 2025

@AnonymousPuppy1990,

 

I assume you have a subtitle format that is compatible with stl export.

 

Select the sequence. Then File -> Export -> Captions and select stl.

 

Stan

 

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Community Beginner ,
Mar 14, 2025 Mar 14, 2025

Hello! Thanks for your answer, and also sorry for my delayed response to you.

Your method seems to be promising, but sadly, there are a few options that, using your method, I can not select/change, which we need for our workflow.

These are the number of lines and the number of characters that can be displayed.

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What could cause these to be grayed out?

Thanks again!




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Community Expert ,
Mar 14, 2025 Mar 14, 2025
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@AnonymousPuppy1990,

 

Those options are beyond my understanding. In English, they are "Displayable characters" and "Displayable rows." They are also greyed out and unchangeable when I create and export EBU/STL with the English defaults.

 

The box for "Display Standards Code" (second row, top left) is set to 1 - Teletext Level 1.0, and changing to 2 - Teletext Level 2.0, has no effect. Changing it to 0 - EBU Subtitle allows them to be changed.

 

Let us know what you learn!

 

Stan

 

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