[mythtv-users] Closed Caption MPEG 7?

[James Armstrong]

I have been dreaming of a use for closed captioning for years now. They 
have a box that will scan the closed captioning and 'bleep' out bad 
words and such from a list. I have not every been able to use the box 
because it requires an analog audio signal to mute and I have always 
used digital with the dvd player and sat box. It would be kind of neat 
to have a feature with myth that scans a list of phrases, words and 
mutes the audio for a few seconds if it comes across it in the closed 
caption stream. ;)

- James


Brad Bitterman wrote:

>Close caption data for NTSC/ATSC video is carried in the video user data of
>the MPEG-2 frame. You can find out how this is done by looking at SCTE-20
>(DVS 157) standard.  FYI: Each line 21 only contains two byte/characters.
>You’ll probably have to parse this data out of every MPEG-2 frame.
>
> 
>
>- Brad
>
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>[mailto:mythtv-users-bounces at mythtv.org] On Behalf Of John Dickson
>Sent: Friday, April 09, 2004 10:08 AM
>To: mythtv-users at mythtv.org
>Subject: [mythtv-users] Closed Caption MPEG 7?
>
>I am looking to implement a Closed Captioning PVR that allows me to search
>CC text and extract associated video.
> 
>Is there a hardware software marriage that would do this within MythTV?
> 
>Is MPEG 7 real? Workable?
> 
>jman
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