Home   How to use our services. To use our services, send us a work-quality videotape or media file copied from the master recording.  Please include a burned-in timecode display that matches the timecode on the master recording.  This may be 24-fps timecode (or 23.976), even though the underlying work-quality video is NTSC or 30-fps media. For closed captions, we send you a small file via e-mail or FTP. For broadcast/cablecast, an encoding device at your post facility inserts the caption data into the video signal in a cloning step.  For more information about an encoding device for SD/HD closed captioning, contact eeg enterprises, inc. or Link Electronics. For DVD, you add the caption file to your authoring project. For subtitles, we send you a zipped-up folder of graphical files. For broadcast/cablecast, the subtitles are composited into the video by a timecode-driven graphical inserter in a cloning step.  Contact Link Electronics about their HDE-3000 High Definition Caption Encoder, which can insert subtitles and closed captions simultaneously, if desired. For DVD, you add the various language streams to your authoring project. For either service, if you have a script of your work (paper or electronic), we will use it to verify spellings and terminology.  If you have a translation already in subtitle format, we can convert it directly to timecoded subtitles.  We maintain a staff of technical wizards who can recover text and timing information from almost any kind of file.