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Tag Archives: YouTube
Even more about captioning video
I’ve been doing more homework about captioning YouTube video and have some more information to share. First, the on-line captioning system that I described in my March 10th blog – Universal Subtitles – is just one of a number of … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, General Information, Software
Tagged captioning, Google, hearing impaired, YouTube
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Captioning Video
I was recently introduced to a new FREE captioning service called Universal Subtitles. This service essentially takes the place of a captioning application that you or a professional captioner or speech-to-text reporter might use to view, listen and transcribe the … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, Software
Tagged Accessibility, captioning, Deaf, hearing impaired, YouTube
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Captioning YouTube Videos
Back in March 2010, I rather gleefully blogged about YouTube’s latest feature called “automatic captioning.” Since that time, I have become bemused and amused by the state of this “service.” It seems Google – the owners and operators of YouTube … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, General Information, Software
Tagged captioning, speech-to-text, transcription, YouTube
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Captioning and YouTube
UPDATE – March 10, 2010: Yes, it is true. Google has announced that the “automatic captioning service” first detailed in November, is now available to all accounts (channels). It appears that, for now, you have to “request” the service (although … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, Software
Tagged Accessibility, captioning, Google, MovCaptioner, YouTube
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