Closed Captioning Made Easy

The Closed Caption Encoder (ccE) gives educators the ability to encode their own closed captions on live or existing videotapes, without paying for off-site captioning. The product allows typing in captions live, and also has support for pre-existing text, created from a word processor. Online help makes using the software easy, whether in English, Spanish, French, Portugese, German, Danish, Italian, Finnish or Swedish. The package is a permanent solution for all ADA requirements and suits ESL student needs as well. It comes complete with software, cables, manual and ccE external box. International Computers, Wauwatosa, WI, (800) 992-9000. W

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