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STL
// Spruce Subtitle File
// Format: Start Time, End Time, Subtitle Text
 
00:00:01:00 , 00:00:04:00 , Hello, world!
00:00:04:15 , 00:00:08:00 , This is a subtitle file.
00:00:08:15 , 00:00:12:00 , Converted locally!
SCC
Scenarist_SCC V1.0
 
00:00:01:00 9420c8e5ececef2c20f7eff2ec64a180942f
00:00:04:00 942c
00:00:04:15 94205468e97320e973206120737562f4e9f4ece520e6e9ece5ae942f
00:00:08:00 942c
00:00:08:15 942043ef6e76e5f2f4e56420ecefe361ecec79a1942f
00:00:12:00 942c

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Each file can be up to 50 MB. Batches can contain up to 200 files or 1 GB total.

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Free Online STL to SCC Converter

Our STL to SCC converter reads Spruce Subtitle text input and produces basic Scenarist Closed Captioning output entirely in your browser. Source STL timing is converted to SCC timing at 29.97 fps. Bracketed inline tags are removed, cue line breaks become spaces, and unsupported non-ASCII characters become question marks. The conversion runs client-side, so your subtitle files are never uploaded to a server.

Input Format

STL

STL (Spruce Subtitle) is a text-based subtitle format used in DVD authoring and some broadcast workflows. Each entry uses comma-separated start and end timecodes followed by the subtitle text, with the pipe character (|) denoting line breaks. This text STL variant is distinct from the binary EBU STL broadcast format.

Output Format

SCC

SCC (Scenarist Closed Captioning) is the industry-standard format for delivering CEA-608 (Line 21) closed captions to North American broadcast television and streaming services. SCC encodes caption text as hexadecimal byte pairs paired with SMPTE timecodes at 29.97 fps and begins with a Scenarist_SCC V1.0 header.

Features

Encodes printable ASCII subtitle text as CEA-608 hexadecimal byte pairs.
Converts source timing to SMPTE timecodes (HH:MM:SS:FF at 29.97fps).
Inserts CEA-608 pop-on caption control codes for proper display.
Adds the required Scenarist_SCC V1.0 file header.

Why Convert?

SCC is required for closed-caption delivery to North American broadcast television networks.
Many broadcast and streaming caption workflows accept SCC as an interchange format.
CEA-608 captions are used for North American television closed-caption delivery workflows.
Broadcast automation and playout servers read SCC but not plain-text subtitle formats.

Format Differences

STL and SCC use different internal structures; the converter normalizes the source cues into the target layout.
STL uses SMPTE frame timecodes HH:MM:SS:FF; SCC uses SMPTE timecodes HH:MM:SS:FF at 29.97fps with hex byte pairs.
STL text may carry bracketed tags; this conversion removes them and does not map formatting to CEA-608 attributes.

Common Use Cases

Broadcast Caption Delivery

Produce SCC files for delivery to television networks, cable operators, and playout systems requiring CEA-608.

Streaming Compliance

Generate SCC for streaming workflows whose caption specifications accept this format.

FCC Compliance

Deliver CEA-608 compliant SCC files to satisfy FCC closed-captioning requirements.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It reads a Spruce Subtitle text file, parses each cue's timing and text, and writes a basic Scenarist Closed Captioning file using pop-on control codes. Source STL timing is converted to SCC timing at 29.97 fps.

Absolutely. Every conversion runs client-side in your browser. No subtitle data, file contents, or metadata is ever transmitted to a server.

Yes. Bracketed tags are removed, line breaks become spaces, unsupported non-ASCII characters become question marks, and timing is quantized to the SCC frame grid.

Yes, completely free with no sign-up, no watermarks, and files up to 50 MB each. All processing happens in your browser, so your files are never uploaded to a server.

Source STL timing (SMPTE HH:MM:SS:FF frame timecodes) is converted to SCC timing (SMPTE HH:MM:SS:FF at 29.97fps).

Yes. The responsive page works in modern mobile browsers.

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