There are plenty of streamers like Netflix that not only already have subtitles, but they offer customizable options for them as well. For instance, I looked on Hulu and discovered you can change the font size and color to make it more visually appealing to little children. But I didn’t ...
If this is about YouTube's Automatic Subtitles, there's a (non-Apple) video online about that: YouTube Automatic Subtitles Not Working? Try this Unusual Method: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcJenOR_TDE Else: Am no expert in this area, yet your question deserves some response. Upgrad...
The old title tool let you add depth to the font, which is important for Japanese and probably Chinese subtitles. I'm winging it at the moment with a non-blurry shadow, but it's not the same. Also, the new title tool makes it reeeeeally easy to accidentally change the size ...
Line up subtitles with timestamps different from those in your video (which is especially relevant when it comes to clipping). All of these tasks? HLS and hls.js have got it. Oh and by the way, it’s not just subtitles. hls.js has got your back if you have multiple audio tracks,...
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Audio and metadata: Keep a check on audio and metadata capabilities. Without these, video value is impacted. Subtitles and audio encoding formats must also be adapted to receiver capabilities. Cost: Consider your budget when choosing encoding software. While some options may be free, others offer...
Training videos can be accessed anytime, anywhere, allowing learners to engage with the content at their own pace and on their own schedule, which enhances convenience and flexibility. Moreover, training videos with subtitles are more effective as they cater to non-native speakers and individuals ...
Likewise, accessibility marketing consultant Meryl K. Evans, who herself is a deaf person, believes everyone uses accessibility; it's not a disability-only thing. "As a deaf person, I depend on high-quality subtitles. But all the time people tell me they use subtitles even though th...
[00:03:16] And those things that quite frankly, are boring. Um, and they focus too much on the tools. What we focus on is what is the issues and what’s the solutions. And that’s what these stories do [00:03:25] Joe: well, it’s exciting part of your subtitles about giving...
I can’t read real books. 1700+ characters don’t quite make it yet. As I’m tired of graded material I have not been reading much of anything for a long time.I can’t read subtitles either,mostly becausemy reading speed is too sloweven if the characters happened to be familiar and...