Annotation Edit

Annotation Edit is a unique editor for professional subtitles, captions, and annotations. Annotation Edit is designed to give production houses and eLearning environments a smooth subtitle workflow for Apple DVD Studio Pro / Final Cut Pro, QuickTime WebTV and broadcast. Annotation Edit can import and export DVD Studio Pro/Spruce STL, STL EBU binary (all latin characters), Final Cut Pro XML - including italic style, alignment, and position - SCC closed caption (line 21) - including italic style, and position. Import of DVD Studio Pro subtitle track item description XML - all languages at once, including italic.

There are numerous other unique features, such as automatic audio spotting, easy handling of Windows text files, unlimited tracks, server integration, MS Excel XML import, QuickTime 7 unicode text export, and lots more.

• Added document timecode selector to the document window
• Added import of a bit quirky FCP X ".iTT" exports
• FCP X 10.4.3 has issues with ".iTT" exports form FCP X.
• Added support of 48 fps and 47.952 fps to all our apps
• "RTF with Timecode" export and import
• Revised exchange of offset and pre-roll for timecode rendering
• "Final Cut / Premiere CC XML" export
• Added "Font Line Height Adjust" to allow use of some special fonts in Adobe Premiere CC
• Updated SSA/ASS export and import of timecode to meet the specs of Aegisub
• SSA/ASS requires an appropriate document timecode before export and import
• Revised MCC import
• Revised import of italics from .890
• Corrected MicroDVD export of timecode, added imported MicroDVD timecode to track info
• MicroDVD requires appropriate document timecode before export
• Allows adding and changing of text details/partial italics also with "cmd-i"
• Now uses timecode info of many opened files formats as document timecode
• General Preferences:
• Limited effect of timecode preference setting to new documents and the current document
• "Use media timecode if available" overrides the document timecode selection.
• 3rd party files that contain timecode
• The files create new documents with the same timecode
• Imported files that contain timecode info are imported accordingly, but do not change the document
• 3rd party files without timecode info
• New documents from the files are interpreted according to your timecode preferences
• Imported files are interpreted according to your current document timecode
• Many Polishes