Formatting burnt-in subtitles

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Requirements: Enterprise subscription, Pro subtitle rendering bolt-on
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CaptionHub allows you to customise the look and feel of your burnt-in subtitles. When you click on Render, the following window will open.

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You can adjust the settings to suit your particular requirements. To change the font and / or background colour, you'll need HTML colours, expressed as hex values. Many colour pickers for this exist online, or you can use an application like Photoshop to determine the values you need.

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If you press the Save as new template button you can save the settings you created, so you don't need carry on entering them. In the Preset templates dropdown, you can pick a pre existing template.

Positional overrides

If you need custom captions positions, they can be defined using a Positional override . This could be useful for example to add extra padding for a specific position for your video.

In this example we’re adding a positional override to nudge the bottom center position slightly higher up and 20% offset from the left.
In this example we’re adding a positional override to nudge the bottom center position slightly higher up and 20% offset from the left.

Custom fonts

If your organisation has your own custom font requirements, then CaptionHub's burnt-in subtitle renderer can support them. Please contact the sales team for more details.

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