MCS provides multiple displays of Subtitle, Teletext, and Closed Caption version 1.1 onwards, compatible with MCM9000 6.3 and 6.2.x version onwards.
Follow the steps below to configure the Closed Caption on the tile.
...
You can choose the Captions variant types (Overlay, Remapped, Boxed) as shown below.
...
** MCS version 1.1.4 compitabile with MCM9000 Verion 6.3.10 onwards, Timed Text Markup Language (TTML) is supported within the Subtitles for compressed source and within the 2110/Metadata for uncompressed uncompressed. The TTML details can be viewed under Sources → Statistics on MCM9000.
** If a stream has TTML and when Variant Remapped is selected for Closed Caption, the relevant TTML information is displayed on the tile.
3. Navigate to Outputs → Templates, use the tile created in step 2 (all_subs_tile_overlay if you prefer with videoor Tile no video if you prefer without video) to create a Layout Template (subs_Overlay) and click on save.
...
4. Navigate to Outputs → Layouts Configuration, assign the channel to the layout and configure the layout (Animax_subs) and click on save.
| View file | ||
|---|---|---|
|
...
5. Navigate to Outputs → Configuration, assign the layout (Animax_subs) to an encoder. On the right side you can see the Captions from the stream.
...
Now play the encoder to see the Subtitle in index position 2 as shown below.
** Please note while you use the Display Index Mapping (one or more) only that position is position’s are visible on the output encoder even if you have configured more that than one subtitles/captions/teletext.
For example, if you have configured two Display Index for subtitle in index position 2 and 6, the encoder disaply is as shown below.
...
Teletext Display Index Mapping
Unlike subtitle and cloased captions, while configuring Teletext for Display Index Mapping only one page number is allowed.
To know the available teletext in the stream, go to Sources → Statistics on the MCM9000 configured to the MCS and expand the PID Tree View as shown below.
...
Configure the page number of the teletext you need on MCS under, Sources → Configuration and click on save.
...
The teletext display on the output encoder is as shown below.
...