Meet your
drag and drop
AI captions creator
Audio or Video Transcription, Customized Styling, Synced FCPXML Titles, Auto Importing
Requires Final Cut Pro
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Requires Final Cut Pro
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SA Captions is a professional grade captioning tool built specifically for Final Cut Pro editors.
It features advanced transcription technology and effortlessly converts captions into fully customizable Final Cut Pro Titles. Making it the go to solution for high quality, stylized captions.
Key Features:
- Drag And Drop Audio or Video: Simplify your workflow.
- Drag And Drop Audio or Video: Simplify your workflow.
- AI-Powered Accuracy: Get crisp transcriptions with industry-leading speech recognition.
- Seamless FCP Integration: Generate FCPXML files that sync perfectly with your timeline.
- Remove Punctuation Toggle: Refine your text instantly.
- Preview Output: See results before export.
How It Works:
- Drag And Drop Audio or Video: Files are Automatically transcribed with Powerful and intelligent Technology used in this App
- Video FPS are detected automatically: Due to no FPS data available in audio files, manual selection is needed. In Final Cut Pro, select your clip, open the Inspector (⌘4), go to the “Info” tab and find the frame rate listed there. (e.g., 29.97).
- Adjust Settings: Adjust words/line, line count, characters, and FPS to match your style.
- Generate & Import: Import FCPXML titles with 1 click in Final Cut Pro.
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Requires Final Cut Pro (MacOS)
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We’re excited to offer SACaptions Presets! Seamlessly apply it to all captions generated by SACaptions in Final Cut Pro. Just one click away. Perfect for saving time and leveling up your videos.
Requires Final Cut Pro + SACaptions
Requires Final Cut Pro + SACaptions
No, you don’t need a credit card to access the SACaptions free trial.
SACaptions is specifically designed to integrate with Final Cut Pro, making its full functionality dependent on it. While some features, such as generating captions, may work independently, exporting FCPXML files and utilizing those captions effectively requires Final Cut Pro.
It is a Final Cut Pro bug that has been fixed in version 11.1. Updating to this version will resolve the issue.
Final Cut Pro does not always display the exact FPS due to certain video codecs. When generating FCPXML using SACaptions, try selecting a slightly lower FPS than before. For example, if you previously chose 30 FPS, opt for 29.97 FPS this time. This adjustment should resolve the issue.
This issue occurs because, when assigning roles to audio files in Final Cut Pro, you may have inadvertently given the same role to both dialogue and music. As a result, when you unchecked “music,” it also disabled the dialogue, leading to an exported audio file without any dialogue.
The fix is to assign proper roles to dialogues, music, and SFX separately. This will ensure that each element is handled independently and prevent similar issues in the future.
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