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How to Create & Use SRT Files
An SRT file or SubRip (.srt) file is one of the most common types of raw closed caption file formats. SRT files are what make it possible to add closed captions to video content after it is produced.
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With so many people using Zoom for teaching classes and hosting meetings online, it’s important to know how to use the platform properly, and how to make the most of its features. Whether you’ve never…
Read MoreClosed Captions vs. Open Captions: What’s the Difference?
Captions, which are sometimes referred to as subtitles, closed captions, open captions, or screen text, are extremely prevalent…
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Video to Text Transcription
Learning how to transcribe your video files to text is a relatively simple process, offering substantial benefits to your workflow…
Read MoreHow to Automatically Transcribe Your Audio and Video to Text
If you’ve ever spent hours manually transcribing audio or video to text, you’ll know how tedious the process can be. Rewind, replay, pause, type, repeat. In fact, it takes an average of four hours to…
Read MoreThe Best Apps to Transcribe Audio Files to Text
When it comes to choosing an app to transcribe audio, quality is critical. Whether you’re writing important articles or taking notes for class…
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Zoom Online Teaching – How to Use Zoom to Teach Classes
With so many people using Zoom for teaching classes and hosting meetings online, it’s important to know how to use the platform properly, and how to make the most of its features. Whether you’ve never…
Read MoreHow to Remove Background Noise from Audio
Let’s set the scene. You had a time and a place. Maybe it was a quick scene or interview that went well. But then when you start reviewing your recording the next day, something is…
Read MoreHow to Hardcode Subtitles into a Video
Hardcoded subtitles are a popular, no-fuss option to add subtitles to your video content. With hardcoded subtitles or captions, there is no extra file. The text is ‘burned’ onto the video image itself, and nobody…
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Video to Text Transcription
Learning how to transcribe your video files to text is a relatively simple process, offering substantial benefits to your workflow…
Read MoreHow to Automatically Transcribe Your Audio and Video to Text
If you’ve ever spent hours manually transcribing audio or video to text, you’ll know how tedious the process can be. Rewind, replay, pause, type, repeat. In fact, it takes an average of four hours to…
Read MoreHow to Create & Use SRT Files
An SRT file or SubRip (.srt) file is one of the most common types of raw closed caption file formats. SRT files are what make it possible to add closed captions to video content after it is produced.
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