IPTV blog provides information about systems and services that provide television and video services through IP communication networks. We regularly interview companies and their leaders to identify new challenges and ways to solve them and new opportunities and ways to take advantage of them. IPTV Blog is part of IPTV Magazine http://www.IPTVMagaizne.com.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Automated Subtitling and Captioning Workflows for Broadcasters
Broadcasters must find a way to simplify subtitling and captioning workflows for global distribution of multi-lingual channels. Subtitles and captions are not only essential to reaching multi-lingual audiences, but must meet country regulations. To do this, content providers must find cost effective solutions with multi-format support. During IBC, Chantal Kellaway from Softel explained to me that algorithms can be used to determine the optimum point in the workflow at which to bind subtitles and other ancillary data to content. Subtitles and captions can be ingested or bound at different times during content broadcasting, including early binding (ahead of transmission), late binding (closer to air time), or live binding (during time-of-air). Additionally, all of this is can be completely automated with little or no user direction.
Labels:
Softel,
Subtitling
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment