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Generally, a transcript CAN be used as subtitles. However, if - and you should! - you want accessible subtitles, you need to tweak the segments a bit manually. However, this can quickly become confusing when working on bigger projects. In this video, we will show you how to master this challenge q
In this video, we show you how to create accessible subtitles. We explain the difference between transcripts and subtitles and show how to use special tools and guidelines to edit subtitles to make them accessible for people with hearing impairments. Step by step, we go through the challenges and
We have recently added another new feature to alugha for greater accessibility. Subtitles can now be displayed in color. You can now set a separate color for each voice and then enable them directly in the export window, in the burned-in subtitles menum and in the alugha player. This also works for
In the alugha dubbr, you usually trigger the automatic transcription and receive a pretty good to very good transcript. If you don't specifically create subtitles and make them public/export them, then alugha assumes that your transcript is also your subtitles, which actually works pretty well in ma
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Of course, you can export your manually or AI-generated transcript as subtitles. However, they are almost certainly not accessible. There are significant differences between them. However, the alugha dubbr helps you solve this problem very easily and quickly. In this video, we use a practical examp
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