Overview
Engine Routing
Engine Routing preview, shown in the Feltiv workspace.
TRANSCRIPTION, CAPTIONING & SUBTITLING · BROADCAST & OTT DELIVERY.
Transcripts, captions, and subtitles that clear distributor QC on submission one — so your team ships on the release date, not the reworked one.
140+
languages covered
60–80%
faster turnaround
99%
accuracy, human-verified
Every file is checked against delivery rules, stays synchronized for the full run time, and uses the best-fit engine for its language and content type.
Overview
Engine Routing preview, shown in the Feltiv workspace.
Overview
Timing preview, shown in the Feltiv workspace.
Overview
Delivery QC preview, shown in the Feltiv workspace.
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Every deliverable matches your distributor's spec automatically.
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Captions stay accurate to the audio for the full run time.
03
Catch one wrong line after export, fix that line, and nothing else moves.
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The Intelligence Layer recommends the best-performing engine per language and format; the final call stays yours.
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Send everything to a Language Expert, or only what's flagged — it never leaves the platform.
| Format | Primary delivery | Also supported |
|---|---|---|
| SRT / VTT | Web and streaming | SDH and forced narratives |
| TTML | IMF / DPP broadcast & OTT | SDH and forced narratives |
| SCC | US broadcast | SDH and forced narratives |
| EBU-STL | European broadcast | SDH and forced narratives |
| Burned-in | Social and ad delivery | SDH and forced narratives |
Encrypted in transit and at rest, protected by role-based access, and never used to train public models.
“Our last season went to the distributor and cleared QC on the first submission. Normally we lose a week to timing fixes. This time the team just moved on to the next show.”
Marcus Hale
Post-Production Supervisor, Ridgeway Pictures
SRT, VTT, TTML, SCC, EBU-STL, and burned-in captions are supported.
Yes. Reading speed, positioning, line length, and formatting rules can be applied before review.
Yes. Both are supported across delivery formats.
Yes. Flagged lines surface automatically so review can stay focused.
Yes. Correct one line without moving the rest of the timeline.