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Adding Closed Captioning to video using Expression Media Encoder and Silverlight

Posted By: keydet | Jul 30th, 2007 @ 10:50 PM | 4,870 Views | 0 Comments

Do you have a need to produce cross browser video with Closed Captioning that targets both Windows and the Mac? If so, then you stumbled upon the right screencast! I'll show you how in a little over 5 minutes using Expression Media Encoder and Microsoft Silverlight.

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