Industry leading accuracy
just:CC uses a state-of-the-art, industry-leading speech-to-text engine. Depending on the content, it’s able to produce an accuracy of around 90%. In many cases, it performs more accurately than a human captioner.
Supports all common CC formats
just:CC generates CEA-608/708 captions and “608 embedded in 708” CC data and can also detect and pass through already existing CC data. Once the data is generated it is inserted into the output signal using off-the-shelf hardware and is compatible with various external caption embedders.
Encoding Quality & Realtime Insertion
just:CC delivers a high-quality CC insertion you expect in a professional broadcast environment by using industry-leading speech-to-text recognition technology and supports SDI, RTP and MPEG-TS input sources. The tight integration of Linux server hardware, AJA video devices and a browser user interface running on either Apple or PC client hardware, allows to generate and insert the data using a single workstation.
24/7 Closed Captioning generator and inserter
just:CC empowers broadcasters to generate and insert Closed Captions onto their channel, even if the live signal or pre-made content does not come with CC data. Given that just:CC is an on-premise solution this is done independently of any internet connection.
Easy Customization
just:CC is engineered to enable easy customisations such as defining the target language, the accuracy/speed of the encoder, the ability to force upper case captions on screen as well as recognising text by adding sentences to both a white- and blacklist.
One User Interface
just:CC’s intuitive and browser-based graphical user interface allows the operator to adjust operationally critical settings, like how the CC data is generated and how captions appear on screen. This includes the ability to select the target language and to define the accuracy/speed of the encoder, the ability to force upper case captions on screen, and to refine the recognised text by adding sentences to both a White- and Blacklist. The user Interface allows adjusting the on-screen appearance even while on air.