ClosedCaption maker

Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business

1955 Kensington Street • Harrisburg, PA  17104

E-mail: wGallant@CCmaker.com • Web Site: www.CCmaker.com

 

1-717-695-7981

 

 

We have a booth at NRB (National Religious Broadcasters)

Nashville, TN  Feb 18 - 23, 2012

 

 

New support for NLE systems.                      10/27/2011
We can now create an SCC file for FCP7!        
   The SCC file adds captions during “print to tape” to your BetaSP tape or DVDs. 
  
   We are working on CCing HD video; creating HD MPEG-2 PS  

 

 

 

We add closed-captions to the video you produce

 

Church & 30-minute Infomercials:  $200 for half-hour program.

Includes transcribing, tape, 2nd day Fedex shipping.

We do these a special way to reduce manpower; thus lower cost (We call it “just do it”).

We transcribe it, format the text, and then create the CC master.

Meets FCC captioning requirements.  Special: Cost is $150 for a weekly series.

 

New 10/30:  Can you submit your CCed video on DVD to your TV station?

If so, we can create a 'caption file' which adds CC to the DVD; all done via the Internet.

No additional hardware is required. Call for a test 'caption file'.

 

 

TV Spots 

TV Spots are $50 per spot (:10 to :60); plus $30 for new tapestock and Fedex.

Script must be supplied on disk or emailed. Turnaround is two business days or less.

 

Music Videos

Music Videos (up to 5 minutes) are $100, includes BetaSP/DVcam videotape and shipping.

Script must be supplied on disk. Additional BetaSP/DVcam copy is $35 (includes tape).

 (We do not support DigiBeta decks)

 

 

 


Add Captions to streaming video on the web!

(Windows Media Video, Quicktime, Flash)

We do captioning to streaming video for:

          GSA in DC, State of ME, State of MN, and the VA/Baltimore Medical Center.

 

You put the video on your server and we create the companion captioning file(s) for the player.

  

 

Run Quicktime Video (mov) with captions  (link ok with IE or FireFox)

 

 

Click here to play Flash Video (flv) with captions in new window.

(using our free Flash Player)

(Easy to install; put the files we supply in a single folder on your website

and add a link on your page. Player has unique features for viewing captions.

 

Click here to play Flash Video (flv) with captions on your page.

 (using our free Flash Player)

Play a Flash video on your page is more difficult (html coding) than playing a video in new window.

 

The XML-TimedText file we create is also used in CS3/CS4 and JW Flash Player

 

 

$5 per minute of video; client supplies video file and a script file.

Add $2/minute if word-for-word script is not supplied.   Minimum of $15 per file.

 

College special: 25% off if single video is longer than 30 minutes.

 


Add Subtitles to DVDs using DVDStudioPro

 

Adding subtitles to a DVD you create in DVDStudioPro is not fun.  DVDStudioPro includes a subtitle editor but the process of using it is painfully slow.  The process: you create a subtitle block, set the in/out timecode points, check the sync, then move onto the next subtitle block. We just did the subtitling for a 20-minute DVD – it contained 316 subtitle blocks!

 

A better and more cost effective way is for you to FTP us your videos in mp4, we create a STL subtitle file which you import onto a subtitle track. You still have to make minor adjustments to some of the text blocks. You have the same options as if you had manually created the subtitles; font, font size, color, position, and timecode in/out points.

 

We have a MAC with DVDStudioPro so that we can fully test the STL file before sending it to the client.  We are a PC shop but purchased this system because there are so many horror stories on the Internet concerning DVDStudioPro and subtitles.

 

If you have an interest in this service, email me and I’ll email you a ‘test’ STL file with instruction on how to place it on the subtitle track. You can use any video, the demo just illustrates how easy it is to use an STL subtitle file.

 

 

 

$5 per minute of video; client supplies mp4 file and a script file. $50 minimum.

 


 

“Do your own Captioning”

(units now in-stock)

 

 

ADDrollupCC (post-production only)          $1600 (hardware & software)        New Price 8/’10

 

This closed-captioning system integrates into your editing system and adds ‘rollup’ type captions to the video you produce. ADDrollupCC was designed to meet the closed-caption needs of a church, 30-minute infomercials, or in-house training videos. ADDrollupCC adds line-21 closed-captions as you copy the video from your EditingSystem/Deck to your Record Deck.

 

ADDrollupCC includes a professional line-21 closed-caption encoder manufactured by Link Electronics; encoder supports composite, S-vhs, and component video. The encoder connects between your EditingSystem/Deck and your Record Deck.

           

 

To download ADDrollupCC Demo, right click and do a 'Save Target As',

(you must unzip the file and then do the install)

 

To download a diagram of the system,
right click and do a 'Save Target As'; this is a pdf file.

 

 

Transcribing Service:

We do 'draft level' transcribing for $1.50 per minute.

Draft level means we do not research words we don’t know how to spell.

You use the Internet to send us an mp3/wma of the audio and we email back a text file.

(We can create a time stamped file; no extra cost)

 

 

Churches in these cities are using ADDrollupCC

 

Augusta (GA) *** Ball Ground (GA) *** Bedford (TX) *** Bronx (NY) *** Clinton (IA) *** Columbus (GA) *** Des Moines (IA) *** Duluth (GA) *** El Paso (TX) *** Goose Greek (SC) *** Harrisonburg (VA) *** Hattiesburg (MS) *** Hinesville (GA) *** Knoxville (TN) *** Lansing (MI) *** Laurel (MD) *** Midland (TX) *** Odessa (TX) *** Pennsauken (NJ) *** Peoria (IL) *** Raleigh (NC) *** Spartanburg (SC) *** Vienna (WV) *** W. Hurley (NY) *** Waldorf (MD) *** Wichita (KS)

 


“VHS/DVD videos used in the Classroom”

 

This unique college/university service was designed to make existing VHS/DVD videos in your school’s library accessible to a deaf/hoh student. Client sends us a non-captioned VHS/DVD video and we return it unaltered plus an open-captioned DVD.

 

Cost is $4 per video minute which includes transcribing, videotape; add $15 for shipping. 

Thus, a 30-minute video is exactly $135 ($4 times 30 plus $15).

 

We sell a hardware/software system (see ADDrollupCC above) which enables a college to do the captioning in-house.

Cost is $995; we have some used units for $700! This is the system we use to do the captioning for you.

Designed so that a work-study student can do the captioning; Easy to use; there is NO user manual!

 

 


Our Customers

 

Home Depot (GA) *** DuPont (DE) *** Los Alamos Nat'l Lab (NM) *** USPS (TN, IL, MA, ME) *** NY Bar Association (NY) *** Colonial Insurance (SC) *** Unum Insurance Company (ME) *** I-Car Tech Ctr (WI) *** Sanders/Lockheed (NH) *** US Dept Interior/BOR (ID) *** Albany Medical Center (NY) *** BAE Systems (NH) *** WNY Indep Living Project (NY)

 

 

University at Buffalo/Suny CAT/UB (NY) *** University of New Hampshire (NH) *** Bowdoin College (ME) *** University of Maine (ME) *** City College (NY) *** University of New Mexico (NM) *** Fitchburg State College (MA) *** SW Texas State University (TX) *** San Diego City College (CA) *** University of WI - Extension (WI) *** Dartmouth College (NH) *** Salish Kootenai College (MT) *** NYU (NY) *** Univ of Iowa *** Marin CC (CA) *** CAL State – San Marcos *** Univ of DE *** Temple Univ (PA) *** NE Univ (MA) *** Penn State (PA) *** UC Berkeley (CA) *** San Diego State (CA) *** CSU – Chico *** Univ of VT *** Marymount Univ (VA) *** MSU – Morehead (MN) *** College of the Holy Cross (MA) *** Renton Tech College (WA) *** American Univ (DC) *** Madonna Univ (MI) *** College of the Redwoods (CA)

 

Plus many small video production companies from Maine to California.


 

Contact

ClosedCaption Maker

1955 Kensington Street

Harrisburg, PA  17104

 

1-717-695-7981 

1-800-527-0551

 

Website: www.CCmaker.com

E-Mail: wGallant@CCmaker.com

 

Website Created March 4, 1996 …..  Updated Jan 1, 2012