Understanding how to create captioning for event embedded cue points

If you do not have a Timed Text XML file that contains captions for your FLV file, you can create captioning by associated an XML file that contains captioning with event embedded cue points. The XML sample assumes you have performed the following steps to create event embedded cue points in your video:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?>
<FLVCoreCuePoints>

    <CuePoint>
        <Time>9136</Time>
        <Type>event</Type>
        <Name>fl.video.caption.2.0.index1</Name>
        <Parameters>
            <Parameter>
                <Name>text</Name>
                <Value><![CDATA[Captioning text for the first cue point]]></Value>
            </Parameter>
        </Parameters>
    </CuePoint>

    <CuePoint>
        <Time>19327</Time>
        <Type>event</Type>
        <Name>fl.video.caption.2.0.index2</Name>
        <Parameters>
            <Parameter>
                <Name>text</Name>
                <Value><![CDATA[Captioning text for the second cue point]]></Value>
            </Parameter>
        </Parameters>
    </CuePoint>

    <CuePoint>
        <Time>24247</Time>
        <Type>event</Type>
        <Name>fl.video.caption.2.0.index3</Name>
        <Parameters>
            <Parameter>
                <Name>text</Name>
                <Value><![CDATA[Captioning text for the third cue point]]></Value>
            </Parameter>
        </Parameters>
    </CuePoint>

    <CuePoint>
        <Time>36546</Time>
        <Type>event</Type>
        <Name>fl.video.caption.2.0.index4</Name>
        <Parameters>
            <Parameter>
                <Name>text</Name>
                <Value><![CDATA[Captioning text for the fourth cue point]]></Value>
            </Parameter>
        </Parameters>