Adding Captions to Videos To add captions to a video as you : After you click Post, click Edit This Video. Click Choose File to select a SubRip (.srt) file from your computer. You can add files in additional languages after you save the video. Click Save. YouTube Every day hundreds of thousands of videos are shared on YouTube. There are several ways to add captions to a YouTube video, you can send the video out to get it captioned professionally and upload the caption file. You can take the transcript of the video and paste it into the editor and have YouTube sync the words to the video or you can have YouTube create auto-captions and then edit the captions for accuracy. Uploading a Caption File In the Manager find the video that you want to add the caption to, click on the drop down beside edit and select Subtitles and CC Select Add New Subtitles and CC Select English Select Upload a File Select Subtitles File, and Choose File Find the file on your computer and click on Open and then Upload You will see the captions along with the timecodes in the editor pane. This is a good time to double check that everything has been captioned accurately, particularly any difficult names or words. Once you are satisfied with the captions click on Publish. Uploading a Transcript File In the Video Manager find the video that you want to add the caption to, click on the drop down beside edit and select Subtitles and CC Select Add New Subtitles and CC Select English Select Upload a File Select Transcript File, and Choose File Find the file on your computer and click on Open and then Upload You will see the captions in the editor pane. This is a good time to make sure the text is accurate. Once you are satisfied with the transcript click on Set timings. It will take a bit of time for the system to set the timings for the video. YouTube AutoCaption The YouTube auto-captions are not sufficient without being edited!
Adding Captions to Videos To add captions to a video as you : After you click Post, click Edit This Video. Click Choose File to select a SubRip (.srt) file from your computer. You can add files in additional languages after you save the video. Click Save. YouTube Every day hundreds of thousands of videos are shared on YouTube. There are several ways to add captions to a YouTube video, you can send the video out to get it captioned professionally and upload the caption file. You can take the transcript of the video and paste it into the editor and have YouTube sync the words to the video or you can have YouTube create auto-captions and then edit the captions for accuracy. Uploading a Caption File In the Manager find the video that you want to add the caption to, click on the drop down beside edit and select Subtitles and CC Select Add New Subtitles and CC Select English Select Upload a File Select Subtitles File, and Choose File Find the file on your computer and click on Open and then Upload You will see the captions along with the timecodes in the editor pane. This is a good time to double check that everything has been captioned accurately, particularly any difficult names or words. Once you are satisfied with the captions click on Publish. Uploading a Transcript File In the Video Manager find the video that you want to add the caption to, click on the drop down beside edit and select Subtitles and CC Select Add New Subtitles and CC Select English Select Upload a File Select Transcript File, and Choose File Find the file on your computer and click on Open and then Upload You will see the captions in the editor pane. This is a good time to make sure the text is accurate. Once you are satisfied with the transcript click on Set timings. It will take a bit of time for the system to set the timings for the video. YouTube AutoCaption The YouTube auto-captions are not sufficient without being edited!
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