Now, when you or your learners play the video, you can select a caption language from the CC button.įor the video you want to delete or download captions for, click Edit and select Manage Captions. To remove an uploaded file, hover over the language in the list and click the trash icon that appears. VTT file.Īdd additional languages by repeating the previous two steps. Mouse-over a video block or an interactive block with a video (including those in business content lessons), then click the Edit button that appears in the upper left corner of the block.įor the video you want to add captions to, click Edit and select Manage captions.Įnter the language you’d like to upload in the Add a New CC File field and select it from the list.Ĭlick Upload CC File and select the corresponding. Keep in mind that automatic captions are created by machine algorithms and may not be as accurate as a professional captioning service. Once captions have been generated, export the. VTT file in a snap by uploading your video to YouTube and using their automatic captioning feature (this works on private and public videos). If your caption files are in SRT format rather than VTT, use a tool like this one to quickly convert your files. If some letters or characters in your captions are unexpectedly replaced by symbols, make sure your caption files are encoded for UTF-8. You might do this when two people are speaking and you want each speaker’s dialogue to display in its own caption box. On the other hand, if you need to split a caption into two separate caption boxes that display simultaneously, add two line breaks in your caption file. However, if you need a caption to break at a specific point, add one line break in your caption file in the appropriate place. All other formatting tags, such as font and font color, will be ignored.Ī caption will automatically wrap if it’s too long to fit on a single line. Rise supports bold, italic, and underline formatting in caption files as well as voice tags to indicate which person is speaking. Here are some tips to make sure your caption files are properly formatted. Rise supports VTT files generated by third-party captioning services, such as YouTube, Amara, and 3PlayMedia.

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