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Category: Subtitles / Closed Captions

Are your Webinar Recordings Accessible?

Are you offering your staff/attendees/members access to the recordings of webinars and events? Have you checked if your recordings are accessible? You should offer either subtitles/closed captions on all your recordings (and although automated captions are terrible, I’d rather have automated captions than nothing at all) or a transcript (or…

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Using Subtitles in Hybrid Meetings (when you are in the room)

Now that we are back in the office, half of the time as well as fully online meetings via teams, we also do hybrid meetings, where half of us will be sat together in a meeting, and the other half will be onscreen and will have dialled in remotely. This…

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Twitter adds captions for voice tweets

On July 15, 2021, Twitter announced the rollout of captions for voice tweets. We took your feedback and we’re doing the work. To improve accessibility features, captions for voice Tweets are rolling out today. Now when you record a voice Tweet, captions will automatically generate and appear. To view the…

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Zoom to offer free automatic captions to all users by autumn 2021

As reported by Limping Chicken here the video conferencing app Zoom has announced that it plans to make automatic captions free and available to all users by the autumn. They really should have sorted it by now. Not only that, Autumn is still a long time for those of us who find…

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Provide Free Captions for People with Hearing Loss on Video Conferencing Platforms

So they still haven’t managed to get the hang of subtitles/captions for people with hearing loss on Video Conferencing Platforms. Discovered another petition on Change via Twitter. Support the provision of free captions by signing the petition. Thanks. http://chng.it/QsNW4gYzvK

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