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Cuttingfloor caption.add: keeping source-second and timeline-frame captions apart
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For editors who feed captions into Cuttingfloor from transcripts or already-placed timeline text. It documents which of the two caption inputs takes which time unit, with a small checker that stops the two being mixed. Based on the tool's published schema and local helper tests only; the Cuttingfloor server and renderer were not run.
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Cuttingfloor caption.add: keeping source-second and timeline-frame captions apart
Coverage
For editors who feed captions into Cuttingfloor from transcripts or already-placed timeline text. It documents which of the two caption inputs takes which time unit, with a small checker that stops the two being mixed. Based on the tool's published schema and local helper tests only; the Cuttingfloor server and renderer were not run.
Useful starting points
- Source-media seconds and timeline frames are different coordinate systems; do not convert or round one into the other to make a payload pass.
- A word that ends after its caption segment ends is an input error, so fix the timings instead of widening the segment.
- A nonzero exit from a checker script can be a crash as well as a rejected caption, so read the error text before blaming the input.
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