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The PAL standard uses teletext, while the NTSC standard uses closed captioning.
==Applications for capturing text==
The various television capture chips implement these technologies in different ways.


===Applications===


* [[alevtv]]
* [[alevtv]]
* [[ntsc-cc]]
* [[ntsc-cc]]
* tvtime
* [[tvtime]]
** [[closed captioning]]
** [[teletext]]
* [[zvbi]]
* [[zvbi]]


===ntsc-cc===

The application ntsc-cc handles closed captioning on bttv cards. For ntsc-cc to work, you typically need to be running an application for viewing or recording television, such as xawtv and mencoder. If no such application is running, ntsc-cc tends to produce garbled output.


===tvtime support for closed captioning===

tvtime has built-in support for closed captioning for bttv and saa7134 cards (also other?).

In early 2004, Kevin Ko wrote a [http://www.princeton.edu/~kko/tvtime/vbi_lock_0.2.patch patch with useful comments] to tvtime's vbidata.c; see [http://www.princeton.edu/~kko/tvtime/ his detailed account].


===Unsupported cards===

There is currently no code supporting closed captioning on cx88 cards.

Revision as of 06:45, 22 April 2005

The PAL standard uses teletext, while the NTSC standard uses closed captioning. The various television capture chips implement these technologies in different ways.


Applications


ntsc-cc

The application ntsc-cc handles closed captioning on bttv cards. For ntsc-cc to work, you typically need to be running an application for viewing or recording television, such as xawtv and mencoder. If no such application is running, ntsc-cc tends to produce garbled output.


tvtime support for closed captioning

tvtime has built-in support for closed captioning for bttv and saa7134 cards (also other?).

In early 2004, Kevin Ko wrote a patch with useful comments to tvtime's vbidata.c; see his detailed account.


Unsupported cards

There is currently no code supporting closed captioning on cx88 cards.