Web Accessibility Blog » tools http://blogs.uww.edu/accessibility University of Wisconsin - Whitewater Tue, 15 Apr 2008 20:37:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 en hourly 1 NCAM: CC For Flash [Closed Captioning Component] http://blogs.uww.edu/accessibility/2008/03/28/ncam-cc-for-flash-closed-captioning-component/ http://blogs.uww.edu/accessibility/2008/03/28/ncam-cc-for-flash-closed-captioning-component/#comments Fri, 28 Mar 2008 17:52:44 +0000 delgadod http://blogs.uww.edu/accessibility/2008/03/28/ncam-cc-for-flash-closed-captioning-component/

NCAM has developed a Flash component that can be used to display captions of Flash video and audio content. These captions are stored in external files formatted in the W3C’s DFXP format which can be created with MAGpie, NCAM’s free captioning application. CC for Flash can also display captions saved in Apple’s QTtext format. QTtext files can be created by professional caption authoring tools, with MAGpie or with CaptionKeeper, NCAM’s line-21 caption-conversion tool.

NCAM: CC for Flash

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