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Subtitulos *.srt en Premiere CC 2019

  • November 22, 2018
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Hola Buenas

Cuando creo un Ítem de Subtítulo en formato CEA-708 para poder exportarlos a parte en un .srt, no me aparecen en la pantalla, ya he activado el iconito de globito de subtítulos pero sigo sin verlos. He probado exportar con la opción de hacer un archivo sidecar en la pestaña de Subtítulos, para ver si me los exportaba, pero tampoco.

Partiendo que no soy profesional en este campo de los subtítulos ¿Alguien puede decirme como hago para crear subtítulos en Premiere que después puedan ser exportados separados del vídeo? Tipo *.srt *.sbv...?

He buscado si existía algún hilo que hablase de este tema, pero no lo he encontrado, si alguien sabe de el que me pase el link.

Muchas Gracias de antemano y saludos a la comunidad.

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Correct answer Stan Jones

For anything other than Open Captions, yes, you must enable "Captions" in the Program (or Source) Monitor settings (wrench icon).

But you must also (in the same setting location) selection Caption Settings, and select the correct format (e.g. 608, 708) and subtype (line e.g. 1).

You can use Open Captions to export an .srt, but ONLY selecting it in the Project Panel. To export an .srt from the timeline, it must be some other format such as Closed Caption.

What is your final use of the caption file? It makes a difference.

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Stan Jones
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Stan JonesCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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November 22, 2018

For anything other than Open Captions, yes, you must enable "Captions" in the Program (or Source) Monitor settings (wrench icon).

But you must also (in the same setting location) selection Caption Settings, and select the correct format (e.g. 608, 708) and subtype (line e.g. 1).

You can use Open Captions to export an .srt, but ONLY selecting it in the Project Panel. To export an .srt from the timeline, it must be some other format such as Closed Caption.

What is your final use of the caption file? It makes a difference.

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    ignaciom35996858Author
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    November 28, 2018

    Hello Stan Jones

    Thank you very much, I did what you said and it worked for me, I set the subtitle view to 704 that I had it for teletext and the subtitles appeared, and they were exported correctly.

    Thanks and regards.

    Ignacio

    Stan Jones
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    Stan JonesCommunity Expert
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    November 28, 2018

    You're welcome!

    Ezekie83
    Ezekie83
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    November 22, 2018

    Hey,

    if you want to see them directly in the Clip you have to choose open captions.

    Regards

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    ignaciom35996858Author
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    November 28, 2018

    Thanks!!

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