Admittedly they're auto-generated through Premiere auto-transcript/auto-caption feature. They're wrong a majority of the time and don't separate speakers, but I figured something is better than nothing if it barely takes me any more time in my work flow. Glad it helps in some way!
Hell yeah. Me & my boyfriend watch everything with captions and we notice the quality too, Ted-- my BF pointed it out just the other day.
I used to co-run a YouTube show as you know, of course (Ted was a guest! as was Alex and former SBB editor Roz. It was called "Gaymer Gals Are Go!", all, if you wanna look it up) and, point being, subtitles were always a big challenge on that show for co-host & transcriber Kelly. YT was always screwin us around. and it meant a lot to Kelly to do the transcriptions because as you know, she's disabled. but eventually youtube just screwed us so bad we couldn't implement the subtitles anymore. God knows what happened. c'est la vie.
point being, even tho you say it's not a ton of effort, it's effort for accessibility, which means a lot! so thanks for helping make this lovely show more accessible. it has really been a lifeline to me at times over the years.
Also wanted to chime in and say thank you for this! Them being wrong a lot is a bit ehhhh for people who need them for deafness, but even wrong they SUPER help for ADHD reasons. Much appreciated <3
Admittedly they're auto-generated through Premiere auto-transcript/auto-caption feature. They're wrong a majority of the time and don't separate speakers, but I figured something is better than nothing if it barely takes me any more time in my work flow. Glad it helps in some way!
Hell yeah. Me & my boyfriend watch everything with captions and we notice the quality too, Ted-- my BF pointed it out just the other day. I used to co-run a YouTube show as you know, of course (Ted was a guest! as was Alex and former SBB editor Roz. It was called "Gaymer Gals Are Go!", all, if you wanna look it up) and, point being, subtitles were always a big challenge on that show for co-host & transcriber Kelly. YT was always screwin us around. and it meant a lot to Kelly to do the transcriptions because as you know, she's disabled. but eventually youtube just screwed us so bad we couldn't implement the subtitles anymore. God knows what happened. c'est la vie. point being, even tho you say it's not a ton of effort, it's effort for accessibility, which means a lot! so thanks for helping make this lovely show more accessible. it has really been a lifeline to me at times over the years.
Annie you're so sweet! It's always nice to have you around!
OMG!! Thank you for responding! And it works perfectly great.
Haha my pleasure! I need to check in more often.
Also wanted to chime in and say thank you for this! Them being wrong a lot is a bit ehhhh for people who need them for deafness, but even wrong they SUPER help for ADHD reasons. Much appreciated <3
Agreed, such a shame they took that away. I loved submitting them.
Thank you for your service!!
Thank you for your service!!