It just reimported it, that’s all. It is probably showing your original subtitles in the project bin and showing the imported subtitles from your reimported MXF next to it. The UI/UX is a bit lousy in Premiere.
It's just the standard amount of channels television ingest servers look for. It covers the various channels of surround (if needed), a stereo mixdown track for normal devices (usually on tracks 7-8) and described video/alternate language track, etc. You don't have to necessarily use all the channels, but you have to set it up so the server sees there are 8 streams routed accordingly.
I am not getting the 'Embed in Output File' Option after all the format settings. I am using Closed Captions on a caption track on the timeline. please help
Hi there. To start with: 1) Double check to make sure your subtitles are CEA-608 or CEA-708 and that your track is showing as 'CC1'. If they aren't, the Embed in Output File option won't work. Also make sure they are enabled in the timeline so you can see the subtitles when you play the file so you know they're working. 2) Make sure you're exporting as an MXF - some file types, like QuickTime, don't work properly (or at all) in Premiere for embed.
