Adobe 38040165 - Visual Communicator - PC, Руководство пользователя

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The SourceID box can contain up to three lines of text from the Teleprompter.
Start a new line of text in the Teleprompter.
Enclose the text in square brackets.
Dynamic text appears for a limited time (the display time), regardless of whether it is followed
by more text or by blank lines. The display time, which is the same for all dynamic text in a
video, is a function of the Teleprompter’s scroll speed and the font size of the Teleprompter
text. The faster the scroll speed, the shorter the display time. Likewise, the smaller the font
size, the shorter the display time.
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All Teleprompter text that is not enclosed in square brackets or angled brackets appears in
the main caption box.
The main caption box shows one caption block at a time, each of which consists of two
lines of Teleprompter text. As the script passes through the action bar, each adjoining pair
of lines is parsed into one text block for the caption file.
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To have a text block appear longer than the display time, copy and paste it the appropriate
number of times in the Teleprompter. For instance, if the display time is 3 seconds and
you want a text block to appear for 9 seconds, paste the pair of lines twice below the
original instance.
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To hide text such as stage directions in scripts, enclose the text in angle brackets, which
prevents the text from being displayed in the captions. This works on a line-by-line basis,
so if content that you want to hide wraps to two or more lines, enclose each line in angle
brackets.
When you publish a video with closed captions, Visual Communicator writes a Synchronized
Accessible Media Interchange (SAMI) file, in which each block of caption text is associated
with a time code. The file also defines formatting styles and can include inline HTML text-
formatting tags.