Import and export .pac or .rac files in PU2020 format
For some obscure reason Screen Electronics have made two different file formats with the same name: PAC - thereby creating a never-ceasing source of confusion. The same goes for the RAC format.
If you want to save and load your pac or rac files as PU2020 files, tick this box (default). If you want to save and load your pac or rac files as PU2000 files, untick it.
See also: Differences between PU2000 and PU2020 files
Force en-dash to load as hyphen
If you want to be sure your PU2020 file only uses hyphen dashes, tick this box.
See also: En-dash
Push italics lines x characters left or right when saving (PU2020 files only)
Italicized lines are indented in the edit window:
If you choose to push the bottom line 1 character left, you will not see any visible change in the edit window, but all such lines will look unindented on air (if the broadcast equipment is configured accordingly):
Left: Negative values
Right: Positive values
Language codepage:
We have added support for custom codepage in pu2020 format, so Titlevision now supports theses codepages: Latin, Cyrillic, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Greek, Arabic, Hebrew and Thai.
The codepage needs to be actively selected. Leaving the value at "Default" makes Titlevision use the same autodetection that has previously been used. This is known not to work on Chinese and Japanese, so these languages should be manually selected.
Also remember that a full unicode font is needed in order to view Chinese and Japanese characters correctly. We recommend the "Arial Unicode MS" that ships with Microsoft office, since it covers most of the unicode characters.