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[QUESTION] Detect 'empty' closed captions with CCExtractor? #519
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Originally created by @HaveAGitGat on GitHub (Nov 10, 2019).
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The following file shows 4 closed caption tracks in VLC but no caption output is produced when CCExtractor is run on it. So it has 'empty' captions so to speak.
https://filebin.net/en8b5wjytzh0s602
Is there any way for CCExtractor output to show that a file has empty captions?